Blush Conifer Woven Ornament
3” woven ornament featuring botanically dyed recycled sari silk, handspun art yarn, bells made from recycled metal, and three tiny cones that have been carefully sewn on. It hangs by a silk ribbon adorned with a small bow. The cones were thoughtfully foraged at the Oregon Coast.
These ornaments are heirloom quality made to last for years to come. The cones symbolize beacons of hope and light, infused with grounding intentions to bring you back to nature and connect with the earth. May these ornaments be a reminder to trust yourself and remember all the good seeds you are planting.
Each ornament will come in a stamped Euca Design drawstring bag so they can be carefully packed and preserved year after year.
Pairs well with the illustrated Pinecone sticker
festive forest 🌿🍄🌲✨ | 2023 holiday collection
inspired by symbols found in the forest ecosystem: ferns, mushies, and pinecones
🍄 mushrooms ("mushies") | symbolize transformation in uncertain times
🌿 ferns | adaptable symbols of growth, light, and hope
🌲 pinecones | represent connection to your intuition
look for these symbols in my ecosystem of holiday offerings ✨ you will find them on stickers, in woven ornaments, printed on gift tags, and greeting cards. you'll also find that they complement mini and midi prints nicely. these motifs have brought me such peace, comfort, and joy this year-- I hope they can bring some of those things to you as well 🌿🧡
CONIFER HISTORY:
Conifers are some of the most ancient organisms still on the earth today. The cones they drop are powerful symbols throughout global history. Some of the themes that I love include regeneration, nurture, and enlightenment. They are intuitive enough to know how to regulate the amount of light that they need and open when it’s warm, and close when it’s cold. Cones represent accessing the light within ourselves and trusting our intuition. They fully open when they’re ready to release their seeds after months of nurturing and waiting. This signals all the potential that can come from new beginnings— by waiting, they plant entire forests of trees over time, generation by generation.
