Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Have a peace-filled New Year!


As I sit here this New Year's eve I am thinking about the many blessings that I have in my life. I have a beautiful home here in Santa Fe, a loving partner, two beautiful children, many dear friends far and near, a job I enjoy and hobbies that satisfy my creative needs.  I am blessed and thankful.

I wish for all of you a year filled with wings of hope, positive change and peace in your heart.
Namaste. 

Monday, December 29, 2008

Peace for the New Year!


I really enjoyed making these peace suncatchers. Peace is something I think about a lot. Whether it's hunting for objects with peace signs on them or looking for books about bringing more peace into my life, it has become a passion of mine.  Earlier this year I posted on this blog about 1000 Acts of Peace. As a result of finding this website, I have become more conscious of how I treat people and how I work through conflict. If you haven't checked out the 1000 Acts of Peace website, I invite you to do so. If you like my peace suncatchers, check out my ETSY shop
Namaste.

Thursday, December 25, 2008

Peace & Light


Merry Christmas! I just love the look of the farolitos that many Santa Fe homes and business have on display this time of year. I love the warmth that they bring to the cold temperatures and how their light reflects on the fresh snow. I hope you are enjoying a peace-filled Christmas full of warmth and light.
Namaste.

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Winter Solstice


Tonight at the Santa Fe's Children's Museum there was a Winter Solstice celebration. It was a tad bit chilly so we didn't stay as long as we'd like to. There was drumming circle, cider, posole, cookies, story-telling, smores, bonfires and a farolito labyrinth. The sunset was amazing! Despite the chill in the air, it was so peaceful and a time of personal reflection while walking through the labyrinth.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Peace in your Window



I am scaling down in size on my clay projects for a while. Trying to make time to spend reading and also preparing for concerts at my school. These are small clay pendants/charms that were strung on jewelry wire with glass beads to catch the sunlight. I think these will look great in a sunny window in your home or office! I've even made some to hang from rear view mirrors. We all need reminders to be peace-filled especially in busy traffic!
You can check out my work in my ETSY shop, Peace Through Pottery.
Namaste.

Friday, December 12, 2008

New Peace Plate


I've been wanting to give this technique a try. I used a photo/image transfer decal on this plate. The iron oxide in the ink burns into the glaze. Can't wait to try out some more!
May you find time for peace this holiday season.
Namaste.