PHILOSOPHY
As a young child, I have been truly fascinated with crystals, stones, and astrology. As a teen, I constantly flipped over to the Horoscope page and breathed the words popping out of the page. Culturally, my grandmother would pin ginger to my shirt for protection. It’s not until later in life I realize I’ve been exposed to these practices without knowing the “why”? That “why” has now motivated me to bring awareness to spirituality, my intuition, and how I can project healing to those around me. Hence, I started to experiment with oils, mother nature’s resources, and the power of healing crystals in my candles.
The Alchemy Craft is exactly what it sounds. It is the manipulation of elements to create substance and transformation.
I am a candle maker; I hand-make healing candles to align with the senses. The natural oils heighten the power of smell and crystal energy to elevate the mood. Just like the life cycle of the human soul, we transform like phases of the moon. Candles are particularly powerful with your intentions and the pattern of the moon’s energy. I pride myself in creating candles made with organic soy, sustainably sourced crystals, and genuine pure positive intention.
While candles are my main focus, I dabble in creating crafts like astrological jewelry, trinket bowls, and crystal pouches.
As an intuitive person, I am immersed in my divination practice of tarot. The tarot is such a powerful source of guidance. I enjoy conducting my monthly readings for any open ears.
But my biggest “why” is being a mother. I do everything to create a magical life for my family while embracing that nothing is perfect.
the art of alchemy
By definition….
al·che·my /ˈalkəmē/noun
noun: alchemy
the medieval forerunner of chemistry, based on the supposed transformation of matter. It was concerned particularly with attempts to convert base metals into gold or to find a universal elixir.
synonyms: chemistry
a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination.
Origin
late Middle English: via Old French and medieval Latin from Arabic alkīmiyā ', from al ‘the’ + kīmiyā ' (from Greek khēmia, khēmeia ‘art of transmuting metals’).