As humans, we experience different seasons of life. In spring, we might feel renewed, budding, and ready for the next adventure. Summer, at our peak, feeling loved, connected, and fulfilled. Fall, an opportunity to let go and clear what isn't serving us anymore. Then there is winter...when some of the tougher aspects of our life take the forefront.

The winter season offers an invitation to dig deep and heal layers of unresolved emotional residue. May this collection inspire you to slow down and take note where you are, allowing yourself to feel into the season, life lessons, and healing that can take place. To offer yourself compassion and permission to nestle into the winter season for as long as you need.

Design Element
Seasons introduces four main florals representing the four seasons; spring, summer, fall, and winter. The focus is winter, representing grief and the associated colors of black and grey. The flower shapes connect back to Chippewa woodland floral design.

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Winter Sunrise Collection is inspired by real flowers that can survive throughout the winter months, the Winter Sunrise Collection represents resilience, determination, and perseverance. Beautiful things can withstand harsh elements. With a deep root system and perspective of sunlight, these willful flowers are determined to welcome spring. May this collection inspire you to keep moving forward. Look for the sun after each passing storm. Let it remind you of your inner strength, capable nature, and unwavering will to seek the light.

Design Elements
Winter Sunrise introduces the hardiest flowers on earth; winter jasmine, winterberry, english primrose, crocus, and glory of the snow. The flowers pop on a light background to represent snow with a large sun in the middle to welcome each plant in the morning. The colors and flower shapes connect back to Chippewa woodland floral design.

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The Fire & Ice Collection highlights duality. Inspired by Iceland, the land of fire and ice, it’s home to both glaciers and volcanoes. Within miles of desolate landscape and rough terrain, you turn a corner to the most beautiful green hillsides and magnificent waterfalls. One can focus on the dreary, isolated, and rough aspects of the island, or with a slight shift in perspective, notice untouched beauty all around.

May this collection inspire a change in focus to a brighter lens of positivity. What you give energy to expands. Desires may not come as you envision, they may not come at all. But this isn’t about getting what you want, but a reminder of what you already have. Let it gently nudge you to look for beauty all around, as it will mirror that beauty back to you.

Design Elements
The Fire & Ice Collection introduces the purple Alaskan Lupin which adorns open meadows and mountain sides throughout Iceland. The blue and red hues connect back to the duality of fire and ice. The symmetrical pattern represents the mirroring aspect of one's vibrational focus. White vined florals tie back to traditional Chippewa woodland floral design.

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To watch Tessa's Iceland video that inspired this collection
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpNw_7ou2g&t=242s

The Medicine Wheel is a symbol found across many indigenous nations. The teachings and concepts vary slightly between communities. However, the most common shared symbolism speaks to the four directions, natural elements, states of being, medicines, and phases of life. 

Our physical world is composed of four classic elements; water, fire, earth, and air. These elements are considered important energy forces and as a part of the medicine wheel, used as a guide and teaching tool for personal growth and learning. The 2018 winter collection introduces the air element. 

Air.

We can’t see air, but we feel it on our skin. We observe its presence when the trees and flowers move. Without thinking, we immediately take a deep breath in, as if knowing air has mystical properties to soothe our soul. The Air Collection is about slowing down and observing the world as is–not grieving the past, or worrying about the future. This winter, let the air element inspire more mindful living and bring you back to the present moment. 

Design Elements
The Air Collection introduces the geometric floral. The neutral hues connect back to the air element. The arrows, shapes, and accent lines point toward the center of the pattern representing the power of being present within one’s self.

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