Tracy creates ceramic finger labyrinths in a ritual setting with focused intention and healing energy. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind handcrafted, sacred tool designed to aid the user on their path to healing and wholeness. She also offers other ceramic spiritual tools such as cauldrons, offering bowls, jewelry, all with labyrinth designs. She will also have available her newly released Sacred Path Labyrinth Cards divination deck. Tracy is a Veriditas Certified Labyrinth Facilitator, ceramic artist, and Reiki Master, and you can visit here at www.facebook.com/OnePathLabyrinth.

 

 

Lupa Birch is owned and operated by Christina Bothwell. The name for her business was inspired by her familiar, Lupa, meaning female wolf, combined with her favourite tree, the Birch. Her business is an eclectical mix of home brewed, all natural products and healing services. At the festival this year, she will be offering products that can be used in any witches mojo bag, including homemade, pure, honey beeswax and soy travel candles with essential oils, jewelry and key chains made with genuine gem stones, crystals, and sterling silver, the 13 herbs of the Mythic Moons of Avalon grown in her pesticide free garden and dried, foraged wild cat nip, natural salves and balms, as well as, fudge made with her garden grown lavender and edible flowers.