Spiritweavers

  Constanza is a South American, Colombia based herbalist living in the mountains of Antioquia since 2016. A wild and passionate lover of the cosmos, soil microbiology, beekeeping, dancing, singing, poetry writing, wildcrafting and regenerative agriculture, Constanza looks for ways to infuse every bit of the Journey with pleasure and joy. She started to deepen her relationship with the plants in June, 2011 after a hit & run bike accident that dramatically changed her life, beginning her path with the support of symphytum officinale, a bone mending plant that continues to be one of her most treasured allies. Since her childhood in Chile Constanza has had an affinity with nature, spending long hours foraging for mushrooms with her mother and learning the art of preserving seasonal fruits with...

Dana is a transformative Sound Practitioner, Life Coach, and Reiki Master who guides others to discover their authentic selves through the healing power of sound and conscious awareness. With certifications from the Sound Healers Academy and Elementum Coaching Institute, alongside studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies, she brings both formal training and profound personal experience to her practice. Her journey into healing work began during a pivotal life transition when she recognized that despite achieving conventional success, she felt disconnected from her true self and deeper purpose. Through her own experience of using sound meditation to access expanded states of consciousness and deep bodily awareness, Dana discovered a powerful path to personal transformation. What began as a profound personal experience with sound healing evolved...

Danya has always been intrigued to explore the depths of consciousness. Her journey began in early childhood as she ventured into wild places and connected with an array of unique energies. Her days of exploration lead to an intense interest in moving with cycles - with the earth, the stars, the ancestors, and herself. Along the way, she discovered many practices and teachers to support her deep curiosity including Yoga, Ayurveda, Astrology, and Earth-Based Wisdom. Danya now weaves these strands together creating a rich tapestry guiding herself and fellow seekers to a space of connection, equanimity, and love. She acknowledges and honors those who have walked before, paving the way for us to share this potent ancient wisdom....

Drea facilitates profound healing experiences between people and plants through practices such as communal herbalism, somatics and personal creative revival. She advocates for all people’s sacred birthright to heal with and connect to earth medicines in practical and magical ways. She lives in Washington State in the far wilds of the Olympic Peninsula where she teaches bioregional herbalism at the local community college, apothecary and online from her urban coastal home. As the “sober herbalist,” she actively shares how to holistically support people who are in recovery and/or struggling with substance abuse. Currently her work is evolving toward writing a book, blogging and raising complex questions about wellness and our relationship to Gaia in these turbulent times of social political upheaval and climate chaos. Follow her...

  I'm Erin, the artist behind Dacha Glass PDX and make stained glass from my home studio in a cabin in the woods of the Oregonian Forest in a hut supported by chicken legs. My studio is lovingly referred to as the Baba Yaga, which is a ferocious woman and supernatural being that dwells deep in the forest. I have found glasswork to be a transformative and meditative art form and my work is largely inspired by nature, magic, women, and the fat femme embodied experience. I love day moons, foraging, and working with heat and glass to bring light into our lives in new and magical ways. I am guided to build social capital and stengthen community through art, sharing, love, and empathy.   Erin Elliott will be...

  A ceremonialist, herbalist, story teller, medicine woman and a faerie at heart. Esmeralda is devoted to living in harmony with the heart of the earth and seasons. With a deep reverence, she weaves sacred spaces where the spirit is nourished, the heart is inspired and dreams are renewed. Her presence invites you to reconnect to the altar of your heart, the wisdom of the earth and align with the seasons — embracing the beauty of your unique journey upon the earth.   Esmeralda Rose will be sharing Light the Altar of Your Heart....

Fati Genese is a lapidary and inlay artist who blends fine art with contemporary jewelry design. Her work, including her line Sea Pony Couture, reflects a playful yet thoughtful aesthetic shaped by a background in sculpture and metalsmithing, with studies at Academy of Art and College of the Redwoods.  She began metalsmithing in high school and has since developed an experimental, hands on approach to inlay through years of study and practice. Drawing inspiration from travel, place, and everyday observation, Fati brings curiosity, skill, and creative problem solving into her teaching, creating a relaxed and engaging environment for students to explore materials and techniques together. Fati will be sharing River Rock Necklaces....

Gabriela D’Elia is grateful to have grown up in the arms of the Rocky Mountains. Since 2022 she has made home amidst the mycelium, moss, and stream beds in the Catskill Mountains of New York. Gabriela writes, teaches, and creates threads intended to connect us with the wisdom of fungi and ecological soulfulness. Gabriela served as Executive Director for Fungal Diversity Survey (FUNDIS), for 3 years, during which she built the first state-funded fungal diversity project (“CA FUNDIS”), finding hundreds of new mushroom species in one state alone, and directed the nonprofit’s mission to understand and protect fungi in North America. She created the Northern Utah Funga mycodiversity project, initiated the campaign to designate Porcini (Boletus edulis) as Utah’s state mushroom, is former vice president for...

Gabrielle’s passion for reclaiming ancestral traditions and weaving them into modern life reflects her devotion to the rhythms of nature and the wisdom of those who came before. Her life is guided by a commitment to authentic expression and meaningful connection. As one of the organizers of the Appalachia Earth-based Jewish Community, she works to nurture spaces of ritual and collective healing through ancestral teachings. As a Jewish woman, these prayers and traditions are deeply interwoven with her lineage. Gabrielle facilitates Shabbat services, where the ritual of song and prayer offer light in times of darkness and refuge for grieving hearts. Gabrielle’s offerings at Spirit Weavers are an invitation to slow down and connect with yourself, the land that holds us, the beautiful humans that surround us,...

Gabrielle Wildheart is an award-winning public artist, teacher and guide based on Vashon Island, WA. She is known for her detailed imagery which explores mystic teachings and Goddess traditions from around the world. Her work draws heavily from her neopagan, Celtic lineage, as well as the indigenous traditions of the land where she is from (Turtle Island). Gabrielle studied classical oil painting, paint creation and canvas construction at the Florence Academy of Art in Florence, Italy. She also holds a Masters Degree in Conceptual Fine Arts from University of the Arts London, UK. Her career includes over 100 public art installation located around the country. Previous clients include Seattle Art Museum, Bellevue Art Museum, and the Hague City Government (NL). In addition to her fine art...

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