Earthflower Offerings: 
Nature-inspired Ritual Tools & Sacred Offerings

When we burn Copal or Cedar, our prayers float towards the heavens and are received through the sweet smell of our ritual incense.  When we give our tobacco and cornmeal to the earth and nature spirits, we are engaging in symbolic gestures of gratitude, referred to in the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition as "Mikhushanku", or ritual "feedings". 
As we combine our unlimited imagination with the appreciation we feel for the source of All Creation, we join in the dance of uniting heaven and earth through magic and beauty.  

And when we take the time to intentionally craft ceremonial offerings that are rich with the diversity of our natural world, and potent with energy medicine, or "hampi", we raise the vibration of those heart-sourced gifts, creating ripples of love that span out across the cosmos. I invite you to have fun with your ceremonial offerings and allow your child-like genius to infuse this planet with your love and creativity.  The products I sell are to designed to support your work in the ritual arts, and I hope they inspire you as a vital participant in the Great Work during these potent times.  
You can find ritual waters, despacho kits and more on my Etsy shop, EarthFlowerOfferings.
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I have also partnered with Shamans Market to offer Chakra Anointing Oils under their private label.
"​Heather’s products shine with love and reverence--a reflection of her devotion.
​~ Michelle Mitchel
"You can feel the care and sacredness that was infused during the making of Heather's products.  It’s an honor to incorporate her medicines
​into my ceremonial practices."
~ Laura Hatchet 
"​Heather is an exquisite ceremonialist. She is the creator/creatrix of beautiful offerings, cleansing and healing waters, despacho kits and so much more to support you in your Earth honoring path."
~ Caro Delenbaugh
"Heather is blessed with a true gift.  Each of her offerings is imbued with her impeccable
energetic force, and I am extremely
grateful forher presence in my life​.
​~ Bonnie Knezo