Black Bear Spirit

22/05/2026

20/05/2026

A handmade cacao rattle created from a dried cacao pod and a Birch handle.

Cacao carries a gentle, heart opening energy, while Birch is known for new beginnings, growth, and grounding.
Together they bring both softness and strength into the sound of this rattle.

A beautiful tool for ceremonies, circles, meditation, and sound journeys.

If you feel drawn to a rattle like this feel free to DM me. 🖤

BirchWood BlackBearSpirit

15/05/2026

A newly born 45 cm buffalo drum in light blue, created with an ash wood frame.

Burned into the frame are the Black Bear, together with the runes Uruz and Jera.

Uruz carries strength, life force, and grounded power.
Jera speaks of cycles, growth, patience, and harvest.

A drum created with care, intention, and respect for the symbols it carries.

If you feel the call of this drum, you’re welcome to DM me. 🖤

Runes Uruz Jera BlackBearSpirit

11/05/2026

Handmade medicine bags created from soft cow leather, made for carrying the things that matter most. 🌿

A place for your stones, runes, medicines, sacred plants, smudges, and small ceremonial tools.

Each bag is handmade and can be created in different shades of brown and personalised to fit you and your path.

Simple, practical, and made to walk with you through ceremony, travel, and everyday life.

If you would like your own personalised medicine bag, feel free to DM me.

CeremonialTools BlackBearSpirit

04/05/2026

45 cm Ceremonial horn… Can be used in opening sacred space, cleansing spaces or in sound journeys, or I any way that resonates with your heart🙏

I also have a handful of other horns I have made let me know if you wish to see more, comment below or
Dm me for more info

29/04/2026

.yoga.natur Be love now - Yoga festival

Thank you all for a beautiful weekend🙏

22/04/2026

I always add a bear to the frames and drums I build as my trade mark, I also often channels other symbols, runes or animals that I like to burn in to the frame, supporting the journey og the drum, the drums guardian and those who listen to the drum