In all the years I studied with Martín Prechtel, nothing struck me more deeply than his fierce, heart-rooted knowing: our hands—and the beauty they create—can lead us into true reciprocity with the Land and into the bone memory of our ancestors.

At the core of this program is the understanding that mythology is an ancestral guide, carrying timeless wisdom that connects us to the rhythms and stories of our inner homelands. Myths are seed jars, storing the knowledge of generations and offering guidance in the journey of Soul and Initiation.

This program brings the wisdom of myth into conversation with the sacred practice of creating beauty with our hands. Through handwork, participants will create offerings to the Land, to the Holy in Nature with Copper and Bone. These acts of creation deepen our connection to ancestral stories and invite us into a relationship with the sacred land.

Art becomes prayer, and myth guides our hands into deeper belonging.

By merging mythic exploration with handwork, Copper and Bone offers a soul-rooted journey to ancestral wisdom, beauty making, and sacred reciprocity.