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Mo Hohmann provides community death care in emergent ways while living and working in partnership with the Earth through @woventhresholds

In the first episode of our new Salish Sea Sustainability Stories (4S) series, Mo speaks about the ways willow has shown up as a companion and a grandmother in her life, and the power of baskets to hold so much more than just what is physical. 🧺 She reflects on her path to basketry, threshold experiences, creating a closer relationship with the earth, connecting with the unseen, and growing partnership in our communities. This story is potent—holding grief, love, hope, and care, as all of us do in our own ways. 💗

Listen to “Weaving Life and Death with Mo Hohmann” for the full conversation, out now on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and PocketCasts. This episode will be live on Apple Podcasts and more within the next day or two.

Credit to Erin Scabuzzo @hellopinecone for these beautiful photos! 📸 by @eicstoryprojects

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Making tatzas with Mo! ✨🌱

More classes just announced. Visit our website for details.

🌐https://littlequilcenefolkschool.com/classes taken in Quilcene Community Center by @eicstoryprojects

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Who doesn’t love a good basket zine?! Would ya like one ?!

✨✨✨ I just taught a Tatza workshop yesterday and it was so sweet ! I made these to companion the learning of these elegantly tangled baskets . All hand drawn step by step and peppered with a bit of basket ritual and writing . You can find em for sale on my website ! ✨✨✨ by @eicstoryprojects

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•••With the swimming swallows & overflowing cherry blossoms I share with you a very dear collaborative project coming to life ! The Place Where Bells Ring 🔔 we are announcing our first event . Check it out !•••

Petals Falling, Bells Ringing:
A three day immersive workshop for community held deathcare
June 26-28 Chimacum, WA

The Place Where Bells Ring is excited to announce our first gathering - Petals Falling, Bells Ringing - bringing this project fully alive in the world! This gathering will serve as a golden thread that continues to feed into the wider web and movement around reclaiming and remembering our belonging with death and the care we bring to that threshold.

This workshop braids together traditional and state/county - specific home funeral skills, the creation of a community deathcare kit that holds the things needed for the autonomous care of our beloved dead, immersive sound and story experiences pertaining to dying and grief, and co-created ritual integrating our time together.

Holding the nuances of how deathcare has been exploited by white supremacist systems, and uplifting the intersections of cultural experience and knowledge, this container will be co-created in truthtelling. All of this will be in rhythm with a collaboratively woven willow casket that will take form over the three days and become a part of the death care kit.

For more information on The Place Where Bells Ring and the workshop visit:
theplacewherebellsring.com

Link to the place where bells ring is also in my bio

With care,

Mo by @eicstoryprojects

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🌊🌊🌊 by @eicstoryprojects

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8 months ago

For Basja, round 2. by @eicstoryprojects

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For Basja🤍 by @eicstoryprojects

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a year ago

Some rainbow flat bottom base for Dana ! Hold the pies hold the harvests .

Been working on smaller ovals, different shapes and sizes . Playing with color when no soak required for the sticks to enter the weave . by @eicstoryprojects

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For Mary. by @eicstoryprojects

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Magnolia + Rainbow Ropes

Brilliant film photos by @hellopinecone by @eicstoryprojects

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All Tatzas . Sticks breathing a bit to ready for the beautiful tangle of the tatza basket . Taught a workshop last weekend full of sweeties and sweetness. Here’s to more heart singing teaching . by @eicstoryprojects

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Blues and frost . by @eicstoryprojects

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