Weaving Circles

Unwind and connect with other women in a supportive and creative environment.

I would like to respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, Bundjalung Country. I pay my respects to the Elders, past, present, and emerging, and acknowledge their continued connection to land, water, and community.

Weaving is a sacred and ancient art form that has been practiced by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years. I also feel a personal connection to this tradition through my own lineage. My grandmother, originally from the West Indies, was an artist and weaver. Although I was not directly taught by her, when I began to learn weaving, I felt a deep, unspoken connection to my roots and ancestors. It was as if the skill had always been within me, passed down through generations.

In my weaving practice, I honor both the ancient traditions of Indigenous cultures and the personal legacy of my own family. Weaving has been a natural, intuitive craft for me, and I approach it with gratitude and reverence for those who came before me. Through each piece, I carry forward the spirit of connection, creativity, and mindfulness, embracing the lineage that has shaped me and the traditions that continue to inspire.