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Sustainable, limited edition pieces handmade with intention in Oregon & Montana.

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Tara House Dress in Midnight Yarrow
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Pre-Order Navy Wool Overalls
~~$225.00~~ $175.00
Rosemary Dress in Cornflower Quilt
$150.00
Rosemary Dress in English China
$150.00

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Happy Fall Equinox, lovelies.

Happy Fall Equinox, lovelies.

Some days self care means exercise and putting on

Some days self care means exercise and putting on lipstick, other days it’s eating a row of Oreos in the bathtub. As @iamtabithabrown would say, “Who’s business is that? That’s my business “ thank you everyone for the support and love you shared about my story this weekend. Speaking out on things that have caused a lot of shame feels truly liberating and your messages were all so supportive and caring. If you missed it, disregard this. My window for sharing about that experience is currently closed 😂 Here’s the new Rosemary Dress in English China on @angella.shirley

Sliding into this New Moon cycle like... did anyon

Sliding into this New Moon cycle like... did anyone else feel that shift yesterday? A little bit lighter, a little more hopeful, a little more possibility.

Oh hey! Remember this skirt from last year? Y’al

Oh hey! Remember this skirt from last year? Y’all kept asking so we’re bringing it back. Thankful there was still some of this fabric left! This was a fun shoot with @40wattphoto and @everythingbozeman when we played dress up at the college greenhouse and got in trouble 😂 I guess they’re not used to it 🤷🏼‍♀️

Vintage vibes yesterday with @lataschakealoha

Vintage vibes yesterday with @lataschakealoha

Repost from @radiclenaomi of @susuheals “healing

Repost from @radiclenaomi of @susuheals “healing with the land”
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a few years ago i co-facilitated a healing retreat for BIPOC femmes on Mohican and Abenaki/Wabanaki land in western Vermont
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the land is owned by someone, a white person, i consider a dear friend and while i was there i experienced an envy so profound that when i dug deeper, i realized it was overwhelming grief
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i also realized it wasn’t the first time i felt this way but it was the first time i felt safe enough to process what i was feeling
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my friend held space for me to cry and express myself fully and i think it was important for us both, for me to speak and for her to listen
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in my bones i carry the stories of people whose land was taken and with it language, tradition, culture
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in my bones i carry the stories of people who were taken from their land, and in being taken lost language, tradition, culture
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every piece of earth i walk on
every blade of grass and plot of soil i tend is legally owned by someone else, and that someone has almost without exception been white
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and i have felt a resistance toward tending other people’s gardens, or doing work-trades for rent or tuition
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and i feel a resistance when folks write to us at Susu to offer us a few acres to farm for free or low rent
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and i know my resistance is in part resentment
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coming to the land is not healing in and of itself for me, for many of us
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there are the stories in our bones we have to contend with
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there is the blood in the soil, the rivers of tears
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we are not just tending gardens, we are tending to our grief, our rage, our resentment, our loss
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when i grasp a fistful of soil, i hold history in my hand and that is a history we all must contend with, in one way or another
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the truth is i don’t want to work YOUR land, there is no healing there for me
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i feel all the sharecroppers, enslaved Africans and displaced Indigenous stewards in my bloodline rise up against that and its a hard no
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i want to work THE land, both of us belonging to ourselves and each other, sovereign and free
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that’s where the healing is for me ✌🏽

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Grateful for the cold, crisp morning air. Good for

Grateful for the cold, crisp morning air. Good for wildfire containment and good for the soul. Cold air always feels clean in my lungs. Started the day with a session from @alyssedoty . Mopped up some ancestral programs. Time to leap forward like @mimi.matsuda.art in this photo!

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