Make something beautiful with your hands. Join us for a magical time of creating and learning about the active meditation of beading. All materials provided.
Pre-registration required. Please arrive 15 minutes early. All tours and workshops meet or take place in the Nationwide Innovation Zone unless otherwise noted.
The practice of beading with sacred geometry is a way of living an active and transformative meditation, as it establishes a special link between creativity and spirituality. When you work with these geometries and immerse yourself in this practice, you are also working toward a state of inner peace. Beading sacred geometries is not merely a craft but a transformative practice that nourishes the soul, strengthens spiritual connections, and honors ancient wisdom.
Biography: Luz and Adriana are a mother-daughter team seeking to pass on traditions originating from sacred territories for others to enjoy. Above all, their goal is to foster a sense of community and belonging by providing an opportunity for individuals to come together, share knowledge, and celebrate cultural practices that have been passed down through generations. Visit MaxicaColectivo.com.
Instagram: @MaxicaColectivo
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