CopperCodesCeremony

EVERY PARTICIPANT LEAVES A KEEPER

A procession of beings, chosen one by one in your circle. Chelsea brings the wall to you.

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How it goes
The circle

THE TELLING

Chelsea sits with the group and tells what copper does, what the stones carry, and why every code has its keeper. An hour, unhurried.

The choosing

THE BEING

Each participant chooses the being that is theirs: the owl, the wolf, the hare, the octopus. Then the stone, from the tray, by hand and by feel.

The sealing

THE KEEPER

The piece goes on. Its story card is signed. What was chosen in the circle is worn out of it, and for years after.

Two ways to hold it

THE TRAY

Pieces made before · chosen on the day

Chelsea arrives with a tray of finished pieces, one being in each. Participants choose in the circle and wear them out. Best for weekends and larger groups.

  • Everyone leaves wearing their piece
  • Six to thirty participants
  • Half a day of the programme

MADE FOR

Chosen in the circle · made after · sent to each

Each participant names their being and their stones in the circle. Chelsea makes every piece by hand afterwards and sends it to each of them, with its card. Best for small circles and longer retreats.

  • Every piece is a commission
  • Six to twelve participants
  • Pieces arrive four to eight weeks after
For the facilitator
6 to 30
participants
Half a day
of your programme
6 weeks
notice, or more
Per person
priced, travel apart

What Chelsea needs from you: a table, good light, an hour of quiet before the circle, and the number of people a few weeks out. Everything else she brings.

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The ceremony ledger

I am , and I hold at , around , for people. Reach me at .

Anything else

Press the seal to send it. Chelsea answers herself, usually within a few days.

SEALED