Annual Charm series – a gift from her Aunties
Commissioned by a Godmother, to begin an annual charm tradition for her God Daughter, and celebrate her trinity. I am so honoured to be a part of this meaningful project, and can’t wait to add to it, and learn about it’s imagery, as the years pass.
This series will be grow by one charm each year…

Year Three: Copihue
The Aunties designed this one, and it’s packed with meaning!
“For the Mapuche people, the copihue is a symbol of happiness, virtue, joy, friendship, and gratitude. I want to include the Kueyen (Kuyen), which is the name given to the moon in Mapuche mythology. It’s also the goddess/moon goddess/the moon is the goddess; they’re one and the same, she is the female energy…
…On the back, we want grandfather Sun smack in the centre of the circle (which signifies the universe) as it’ll balance her moon/woman energy.”
The Wenumapo symbol is a representation of cosmos and sky. A representation of father Sol, the Wenumapo symbol depicts the sun. It shows the forces of nature, and the coming of a new year. The Mapuche culture celebrates Wenumapod during the celebration of the Mapuche new year during the winter solstice. The celebration is meant to invoke the renewal of the forces of mother earth, also known as pachamama or ñuquemapo and Wenumapo, father Sol as a new year approaches.
Sterling silver, 2cm diameter






Year Two: Musical Witches Hat
his is the second of an annual charm set that I am making for her Aunties to gift to this Precious One. The little girl gets to choose every second charm… this year marks a love of music and all things witchy.
Sterling silver, 1.7cm tall






Year One: Kultrun and the trinity of brujas
They wanted to honour this little girl’s blood ties with the Kultrun and the trinity of brujas as her godmothers in the centre as the three stages of the moon.








