the shoppe

Books, cards, guides, and other curious things gathered on the shelves of the Haberdashery.

The books on this shelf grew out of curiosity: old traditions followed down unexpected paths, conversations with remarkable people, journeys to strange and beautiful places, and experiences that left me wanting to know more. Some explore folk magic and ancient practices. Others wander into consciousness and the mysteries of what we are capable of perceiving.

These are not books meant only to be read. They are invitations to experiment, create, practice, notice, question, and explore for yourself. Pick up a thread that catches your curiosity and see where it leads.

somewhere between the old ways and the edges of consciousness,
there is always another thread to follow—
another question, another possibility,
another doorway between worlds.

pick one up.
see where it leads.

do some magic

Maya Ritual & Magic

Bring the sacred into everyday life through simple Maya rituals and meaningful traditions. Learn practical ways to create balance in your home, honor the four directions, and transform everyday routines into intentional practices.

brew the magic

A Grimoire of Cups

Come awaken the energies you need, one cup at a time. Journey through the twenty Maya day signs with inspired tea and cacao recipes, then continue the conversation with a set of wisdom cards for everyday guidance.

part of the companion series

enter the garden

Between Glyph & Leaf

More than an apothecary, this book is an invitation to discover the wisdom of herbs through the eyes of Maya tradition. Create teas with intention, explore simple rituals, and learn how everyday plants can support balance, clarity, and harmony in your life. It's part grimoire, part apothecary, and part companion on the ceremonial path

part of the companion series

meet Ixchel

Ixchel

This book is an invitation to walk her spiral path and discover the many ways people have honored the Maya goddess Ixchel through ritual, meditation, breathwork, herbal traditions, and everyday practice.