Feathers&Folktales Donation
If you wish to support my work but don’t wish to buy a print, your donation will help this small, woman-owned, eco-conscious, heart-centered printmaking business to grow its reach in honoring, uplifting, and spreading the stories of sisterhood and sacred connection to the wild. 🪶
THREE SISTERS DONATION
You can purchase the following artwork in the form of a donation to the Massachusetts Center for Native American Awareness. How it works: click on the donate button and you will be directed to MCNAA's donation page. After donating please email me the receipt, I will give you a code which will allow you to buy the artwork for free in my shop and it will be mailed to you without any additional cost.
(Please note* This is for U.S. Customers only due to high international shipping costs)
This artwork honors and celebrates the North American indigenous folktale of the Three Sisters is celebrated from Mexico to Montana to Massachusetts, and teaches the ancient agricultural technique of planting corn, beans and squash together because each provides some benefit to the others’ growth and health. The Three Sisters celebrates a sisterhood of mutual thriving where each sister’s uniqueness is a gift to the other two, and all three sister’s gifts are recognized as important to the health of the whole: ancient wisdom we can harvest and each year if we choose to listen and learn from the plants.
It’s not only humans that tell stories. . . .During the months of April and May in the voice of bright white feathers and a charming black cap, a story darts its way through gusts of wind off the coast of Massachusetts hatching out of makeshift nests of pebbles and dry grasses. It is a seasonal story that tells us even temporary guests can still contribute to a landscape’s thriving.
