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Margery Cedano, Healing Water Jug

$420.00

6x6x10.5, 1 Liter

“Water has a memory. Our vibrational energy including words, sounds, and even intentions can affect the crystals of water. Whatever water feels, hears, and sees stimulates its change in molecular structure as it copies, memorizes and carries information.” - Dr. Emoto, The Hidden Messages in Water

Our bodies are ⅔ water. These Water Jugs Have Mantras carved inside them to heal our water, and thus, ourselves. 

Inscription: “Whether we face tidal wave or windstorm, hurricane or monsoon rain, we shall not be moved from our righteous position. For it is here, in consciousness, that we sit upon the seat where planetary resurrection begins.” - Queen Afua 

6x6x10.5, 1 Liter

“Water has a memory. Our vibrational energy including words, sounds, and even intentions can affect the crystals of water. Whatever water feels, hears, and sees stimulates its change in molecular structure as it copies, memorizes and carries information.” - Dr. Emoto, The Hidden Messages in Water

Our bodies are ⅔ water. These Water Jugs Have Mantras carved inside them to heal our water, and thus, ourselves. 

Inscription: “Whether we face tidal wave or windstorm, hurricane or monsoon rain, we shall not be moved from our righteous position. For it is here, in consciousness, that we sit upon the seat where planetary resurrection begins.” - Queen Afua 

Margery Cedano is a Dominican ceramic artist and educator using ancestral practices to promote collective healing and create time capsules of consciousness.  Through her work, she reintegrates sacred symbols and rituals into our daily lives. Every new vessel is an opportunity to explore the alchemical relationship between matter, magic, and meditation. 

Clay is earth - it is everywhere and meant for everybody.  Artifact Studio was established to encourage community members to reclaim their connection to land and the art of molding and preserving themselves through it.

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