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This bowl is inspired by the shape of the abalone shell, which is often used for smudging. Smudging happens by burning different elements such as sage sticks, sweet grass braids or palo santo sticks. The smoke...

Copal de Memela is used to both clear personal and spatial energies, as well as to help ground people who have received mild trauma. It is harvested and refined by hand using traditional methods in Oaxaca...

Copal is used throughout mesoamerica in ceremony, and is a cleanser of both self and spaces. It also helps to bring ease. __________________________________ La Botica is a socially innovative company that supports artisans, their families, and their communities in...

These bowls have been made for hundreds of years in the territory of Carchi, Ecuador. They range from simple designs to more complex artwork symbolizing everyday activities, animals from the region, geometric patterns, and sacred motifs....

Designs by Mo Aura (Onyota'a:ka)  Mo Thunder is an Onyota'a:ka (Onieda) artist, currently based in Tkaronto. They graduated from the University of Lethbrige with a BFA (Studio Art) and is a DTATI Candidate. Through their art practice, Mo uses mixed...

The 3 Sisters Written by Michelle Corneau A long time ago, the land was very dry and no plants could grow. The people had become very hungry. The Creator heard the people and made three plants...