⟐ Earth’s Altar ⟐

An earth-based collective for ceremonial clay & attunement of our visions

An Invitation

Earth’s Altar is a grounded, online intentional space devoted to earth-based making through clay. It honors the vision held within each artist and the power of hand-formed creations, guided by ancestral knowledge, presence, and alchemy.

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A Five-Week Arc of Ceremonial Creations

Ancestral Bowl

A vessel for offerings, remembrance, and holding.

Rattle Shaker

A hand-held object for music, prayer, and invocation.

Mini Altar Sculpture

A visual prayer shaped to witness intention, memory, and presence.

Smudge Bowl

A fire-held form for prayer, cleansing, and return.

Bird Whistle

A breath-born offering that carries prayer and song.

Intentional Workshop Practice

Each gathering is both a workshop and a ceremonial space. Instruction, demonstration, and hands-on making are guided with care, allowing form to develop through attention, patience, and listening to the language of the earth.

Collective Container

This is a closed group of makers creating together over time. The container supports presence, creativity, and a shared rhythm, offering space to expand within our visions of the earth.

Objects for Daily & Ceremonial Use

The pieces created are functional altar objects designed to be used and returned to as part of an ongoing practice.

Earth-Based Techniques & Teachings

Clay, breath, sound, and fire are explored through earth-based approaches found across many cultures. The bird whistle is shared through Mesoamerican techniques, while the broader teachings honor universal relationships with land, material, and earth memory.

What You’ll Experience

Upcoming Dates

Earth’s Altar: 5-Week Online Journey

Starting September 5
Saturdays | 12:00–3:00 PM EST

Sept 5 · 12 · 19 · 26 · Oct 3

Earth’s Altar is a committed ceremonial container held over five weeks.
We gather once each week for a three-hour live session. This slower rhythm allows space for integration, relationship with the clay, and grounded making between gatherings.
Live sessions are recorded and shared with the group, with the exception of the Bird Whistle gathering, which is offered live and unrecorded in respect to tradition.
Earth’s Altar is for those who feel called to a slow, intentional relationship with clay and ceremonial making.
This container asks for presence, arriving on time, respect for indigenous traditions, and a willingness to expand one’s understanding of the ancient art of clay.
Each gathering builds upon the last, and your steady participation supports both your own process and the shared rhythm of the group.
This journey is offered through a community-supported pricing model.
You’re invited to choose the rate that best reflects your current capacity.
All tiers receive the same experience.
Earth Altar — Five-Week Ceremonial Clay Journey
15 hours of live ceremonial instruction (3 hours each week)
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⟐ Community Rate — $375
A supported rate made possible through collective care.
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⟐ Sustaining Rate — $475
Reflects the true value of the five-week container, including teaching, preparation, and community holding.
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⟐ Supporting Rate — $575
Helps sustain community access and the continuity of this work.
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Recordings are provided for all sessions except the Bird Whistle, which is held in traditional Mesoamerican teachings.

Enrollment is limited to 15 participants.

Earth’s Altar: A 5-Week Ceremonial Clay Journey | Fall Season 2026

Earth’s Altar: A 5-Week Ceremonial Clay Journey | Fall Season 2026

from $375.00

Earth’s Altar is a five-week, live online journey devoted to earth-based making through clay. This is a slow, intentional container where clay is approached not simply as material, but as a living relationship, one that holds memory, presence, and ancestral resonance.

Each week we gather for a three-hour live session to create ceremonial clay objects rooted in function, ritual, and personal meaning.

Earth’s Altar is a closed, committed container, designed for those who feel called to move with a group over time, cultivating depth, care, and continuity in their making.