As February arrives and the first whispers of spring begin to stir beneath the frozen ground, we gather to work with our hands and the earth itself. We start outside with ceremonial cacao, feeling the subtle shift in the air — the promise that light is slowly returning, that life is preparing to emerge once more. Then we move inside to work with clay — the most ancient and tactile of creative practices. With our hands in the earth, we slow down completely. Clay asks us to be present, to feel, to shape with intention. We mold, carve, and form — creating small vessels, sculptures, or sacred objects that hold meaning. Each touch becomes a meditation. Each form becomes a prayer. This circle is for anyone who wants to reconnect with their body, their hands, and the grounding energy of Mother Earth. No experience needed — just the willingness to get your hands dirty and let something beautiful take shape through your touch.