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Botanicals

At Three Artemisias, my small farmstead herbary, I craft artisanal small-batch botanical products including Medicine Shawls. Each plant-dyed and plant-printed shawl is one of a kind, hand-crafted from organic and wildcrafted plants, infused with their magnificent colors, energies and healing qualities on 100% organic cotton, linen and silk.

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To order Medicine Shawls, please email.

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Bring the Energy of Nature into your home with botanical printed dish towels, wall hangings, table clothes & napkins, pillow covers and more​.

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Ingredients:

  • Spring and rain water

  • Home-grown, organic and locally wildcrafted plants including Black-eyed Susan, ferns, hyacinth, goldenrod, artemisias, black locust, elder, rose leaves, blackberries leaves, bee balm, bedstraw, bindweed, maple, oak, pine and more wild harvested with the help of the plant spirits, the soil, water, air and my hands

  • 100% organic cotton made by village artisans that work in partnership with Maiwa, a wonderful woman-owned company.

  • Some fabrics recycled from vintage fabrics 

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Wrap yourself in the shimmering and healing clear turquoise sea-like quality of this lightweight and generously sized silk shawl.

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Close your eyes and picture clean healthy oceans around the globe.

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Ingredients:

  • Spring and rain water

  • Home-grown, organic indigo, grown with the help of the plant spirits, the soil, water, air and my hands

  • Handwoven 100% mulberry silk made by village artisans that work in partnership with Maiwa, a wonderful woman-owned company.

Each shawl a generous: 36” x 98”

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A portion of profits go to clean ocean organizations

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Selkie Seaweed©
Medicine Shawls & Scarves

Wrap yourself in the magic & spirit of Seaweeds, mixed with other organic and wildcrafted plants.

Ingredients:

  • Spring and rain water

  • Wild gathered seaweed using only beach-wash (no live-harvests)

  • Handwoven 100% silk (or organic cotton) 

  • Depending on the shawl, infused with other organic and wildcrafted colors.

Scarves: 11"x60" or 14"x72"

Shawls a generous: 36” x 98”

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Wild Meadow & Sacred Forest
Medicine Shawls

Wrap yourself in the spirit of the Wild Meadow, imagining a soft, warm gentle breeze caressing your skin as you breathe in the smells, sights and sounds of the precious meadow.

Ingredients:

  • Spring and rain water

  • Home-grown, organic and locally wildcrafted plants including Black-eyed Susan, Ferns, Bee Balm, Blackberries, Pine, Oak, Maple, and so many more, grown and harvested with the help of the plant spirits, the soil, water, air and my hands

  • Handwoven 100% organic cotton made by village artisans that work in partnership with Maiwa, a wonderful woman-owned company.

  • Scarves: 11"x60" or 14"x72"

  • Shawls are generous- either 36” x 98” or​ 43” x 90”

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Medicine shawls and cloth are an ancient tradition. In the Ayurveda health system, one its many components is Ayurvastra, which translates to healing cloth. Certain medicinal herbs are used in the dyeing process, infusing the fabric with the plants' healing properties—immune support, cleansing, and more— understanding that our skin is the largest organ of our bodies and it absorbs as well as releases what comes in contact with it. The most common Ayurvastra is made with turmeric, known for its anti-inflammatory and other health properties.
 

My Three Artemisias Medicine Shawls use a variety of plants depending on the intention and season. 
 

The processes I use throughout my Three Artemisias products are plant-based, non-toxic, low-impact, low-water. I am mindful of each step in the process as I create healing works of art to be cherished and are beneficial to the earth, rather than harming it.
 

Fast-Fashion is a major contributor to pollution, resource depletion and skyrocketing trash. I encourage you to learn about the devastating effects of Fast-Fashion and use your power as a consumer to purchase conscientiously produced products. Please explore FiberShed for information about regional, local and natural fiber products.

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