Magical Crafts
I am a self-taught silversmith using stones found along the beach by my home. All stones are polished and cut in-house before being lovingly set into handcrafted silver pieces. I draw inspiration from the natural, magical world around me and I am especially focused on making intentional talismans to amplify one’s daily experience. My work is rugged and imperfect as the Earth is.
Intuitive Guidance
I have utilized some form of divination since the age of nineteen, regularly reading for myself and others. In knowing the solace this guidance has brought to many, I have felt called to extend this service beyond my personal circle as a means to support my community and myself.
Divination
To me, divination is a tool through which to use our intuition. It functions as a mirror, showing us to our self; what you see depends greatly on the tone of your thoughts. Once shown the reflection, it is up to you to decide how to use it. This guidance is not a replacement for therapy nor daily effort.
Runes
I use a set of runes called Witch’s Runes which were gifted to me by a close friend. These are cast like dice and interpretations drawn from the layout of those that land face-up. I find them especially useful for getting a sense of all the elements of life surrounding the querent.
Tarot
The Tarot has been around for centuries, used in myriad ways. There are an endless number of layouts used with the cards to answer queries; I find it best to decide on the question first and select one of my familiar readings to suit it. My interpretations of the cards will not always match up with “traditional” meanings, they are derived from my own experience and intuition.
With stones gifted by the sea, lifelong Oregonian Kendall crafts unique silver jewelry inspired by nature, magic, and the turning of the seasons. Each piece is handmade with intention to act as a talisman for the wearer. Self-taught and experimental, the Sea Hag crafts a variety of work for any style. Kendall is often out among the waves (and rain) if not already lost in a book with a cup of tea.
