Mark this seasons Equinox with a very special workshop.

Held in a 17th Century barn, an opportunity to gather together, light some candles, cast some spells and set our intentions for the coming months.

In partnership with Alexa De Castilho, who works as a guide and mentor to empower women, we will be hosting a one off workshop where ritual, ceremony, ancient tradition and creativity will combine.

We will begin with a traditional cacao ceremony where you we learn the meaning, wisdom, traditions and stories of the Autumn Equinox. This will be followed by a guided meditation to bring forth and inspire a talisman or symbol that will serve us in the coming seasons.

I will then introduce you to the ancient art of lost wax casting, and you will learn how to carve your amulets and talisman into beautiful pieces of jewellery to be worn and treasured. 

This is a workshop about getting out of the head into the hands. 

A time to reflect, connect with our inner selves and one another and and honour where we have been and who we have become.

No experience needed, and small class size ensures you get the attention you need.

After the workshop your amulet will be cast, finished and polished using recycled brass, silver or gold (an additional charge will apply for silver or gold castings).

Your finished talisman pendant will be ready for collection or posting within 3 working weeks after the class.

WORKSHOP DETAILS:

Location: Nestled amongst the South Downs in the beautiful Cuckmere Haven (close to Brighton, Lewes, Eastbourne & Hastings).

Cost: £130 per person

Includes: Ceremonial cacao / Guided meditation / All wax and carving supplies / Seasonal homemade snacks & beverages / cCasting in brass /  Fnishing  & polishing of pendant / Shipping of completed pendant.

Who: Ages 18+ Suitable for beginners

Group size: Max 8 people per class

N.B (We highly recommend that you spend some time in our beautiful village of Litlington where you can walk along the South Downs, amble along the Cuckmere River, visit the Litlington Crystal Store and the local Long Man Brewery or grab a bite and a pint at the 17th Century Plough & Harrow, before or after your jewellery class.)