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WHAT PEOPLE HAVE SHARED
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Every piece of Soul Woven begins as a conversation —

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with a story, an image, a symbol, a gathering, a book, a piece of cloth, or a moment of remembering.

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Over the years, people have shared how these experiences touched their lives in ways I never could have anticipated.

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Some found language for something they had been carrying for years.
Some felt seen.
Some discovered a doorway back to themselves.

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These are a few of the reflections people have chosen to share.

Reflections from people who have made a place for the work in their own lives.

LIVING WITH THE WORK
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SOUL WRAPTURE

Textile owner

“The Wrapture Blankets are more than just beautiful works of art—they are creations of love, healing, and divine energy.

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Each blanket is a reminder that you are cherished, a gift to reconnect you with the essence of your soul.

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When you wrap yourself in one, you can feel the healing codes woven through every thread, infused with messages from spirit that guide and support you, as they have done for me on my own journey.

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They are sensual to the touch, inviting you to experience the soft caress and velvet soothingness—earthly pleasures meant to bring joy and comfort.”

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— Hanna

Phoenix Rising

Print collector

“Phoenix Rising makes me think of being reborn, because that’s what has been happening in my own life over the last few years. I’ve changed the way I care for myself, started exercising and eating better, and after fifteen years divorced and everything I went through, I’m finally in a healthy relationship. I’m happy now, and I’m a grandmother, which makes my heart so happy.”

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Ellen R.–collector of Phoenix Rising

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE?

If something in this work touched you, accompanied you,

or helped you remember a part of yourself, I would love to hear about your experience.

What are you responding to?
May your reflection be shared publicly?
Yes, you may share it.
No, this is for Debra only
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