I grew up in Washington’s Snoqualmie Valley, surrounded by forest, river, and mountains, and wild animals. Living somewhere like that teaches you things without ever saying a word. You start to notice how your body responds—to light, to scent, to stillness, to instinct. You learn to pay attention.

Working with plants, crystals, and flame never felt like something I learned. It felt familiar, like something I was remembering.

As I got older, I realized I’ve always been someone who notices details deeply. I feel things in my environment quickly—what’s calming, what’s overwhelming, what feels right, what feels off.

That sensitivity made me more intentional about what I surround myself with. What touches my skin. What fills my space. What I return to every day.

Devine Flame grew from that awareness. It didn’t start as a business idea—it started as a personal practice. A way of turning attention into intention. Of creating things that feel grounding, steady, and safe to come back to.

Everything I make is meant to be lived with. Lighting a candle in the evening. Warming body butter between your hands. Taking a breath. Small rituals might seem simple, but they can shift how a space feels—and how we feel in it. What we live with shapes our environment. What we repeat shapes us.

I still make everything slowly and by hand, choosing clean, non-toxic ingredients and thoughtful materials, and nothing is added without purpose. Nothing rushed. Nothing unnecessary.

I’m personally involved in every part of the process because I want what you receive to feel intentional, not mass-made. Something real. Something you actually feel good having in your space.