“Full Moon Ceremony” 18 oz. Signature Mug Designed by Artist Jackie Traverse

“Full Moon Ceremony”

18 oz. Signature Mug

Designed by Artist Jackie Traverse

Authentic Indigenous Art
Artist: Jackie Traverse
Cultural Background: Anishinabe, Lake St. Martin First Nation

A Full Moon Ceremony in Indigenous culture is a sacred gathering, often for women and womb-bearing people, to honor the relationship with “Grandmother Moon”. It is a time for community, reflection, gratitude, and healing, acknowledging the connection between the moon’s 28-day cycle and the female body. Practices can include sharing stories, drumming, singing, offering tobacco and water to the earth, and seeking guidance.

Meaning and purpose:

Connection to nature: Ceremonies honor the relationship with the moon and all of creation, acknowledging a reciprocal relationship with the earth and water.
Healing and renewal: They are a time for personal and collective healing, replenishment of energy, and cleansing of negativities.
Empowerment and support: Women gather in a circle of support to share stories, gain guidance from elders, and empower each other.
Gratitude and reciprocity: Ceremonies are a way to express gratitude for the harvest and the bounty of the land, and to give back to the earth.
Carrying on traditions: They serve to pass down traditional knowledge and strengthen cultural identity.

Common elements:

Gathering: Communities often gather in a circle, sometimes in a sweat lodge or under the open sky, with the oldest to the youngest present.
Rituals: Practices often include placing tobacco in a fire, drumming, singing, and dancing.
Water: A special emphasis is often placed on water. Participants may bring their own water, which is then combined, blessed by Grandmother Moon, and used as “medicine” for the month ahead.
Offerings: Other offerings can include food and yellow cloth, shared with the fire or Grandmothers.
Timing: Ceremonies can be held on the night of the full moon or within a couple of days before or after.

This unique Full Moon Ceremony Signature Mug features Authentic Indigenous Art by artist Jackie Traverse
With the artist’s signature on the inside of mug
Fine China Mugs are 18 oz. (560ml) capacity
Individually boxed for protection
The artist’s biography on the back of the box
The indigenous artist’s name, tribal affiliation, and title of the design appear on the box

Artist Jackie Traverse’s beautiful artwork can be found in many different products, such as Art Cards, Art Prints, Mugs, Bags, Journals and more!

AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS PRODUCT:

Each Signature Mug features authentic indigenous art and the artists or copyright holders are paid a royalty on each sale

CAPACITY:

Mugs are 18oz. (560ml)

MATERIALS:

Made of fine china, Ink

DIMENSIONS:

Item Size: 14 x 10.5 x 11.5 cm
Item Weight: 425g
Box Size: 15 x 12 x 13 cm
Box Weight: 530g

CARE:

Dishwasher and microwave safe

DELIVERY:

Items in stock will be shipped as soon as possible
Backordered Items may take 3 – 4 weeks to ship out

Designed in Canada

These Signature Mug Products are available in over 70 additional designs by various Artists

For more information about Indigenous Artist Jackie Traverse

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