About Us
Morning Star was a medicine woman who originated from country New South Wales in Australia, She spent in excess of 30 years refining ceremonial art creation, animal medicine, rawhide drum and rattle making, leatherwork plus bird and snake creations.
Who she was
My name is Jayden Hansford, I am the Nephew of Lindy 'Morning Star' Morris. Morning Star tragically passed away in an accident on the 24th of June 2010.
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Morning Star was a seasoned traveller and passionate teacher who has traversed the globe, sharing her expertise in various artistic and spiritual disciplines. Morning Star has empowered countless individuals to connect with their creativity and spirituality through hands-on workshops and immersive experiences. Her teachings extend beyond the physical realm, delving into the realms of sound healing, meditation, and the ancient wisdom of indigenous cultures, offering profound insights and transformative practices to those seeking harmony and balance in their lives.
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Combining her deep reverence for nature with her artistic talents, Morning Star has become renowned for her intricate leatherwork, drum and rattle making, ceremonial art, bird and snake art and the symbolic language of animal medicine, she captured the essence and spirit of these creatures in her stunning creations. Through her gentle guidance and nurturing presence, she fosters a space for self-discovery and healing, inviting her students to explore the interconnectedness of all living beings and to tap into their inner wisdom. Morning Star's legacy is one of inspiration and empowerment, leaving a lasting impact on the hearts and minds of all who have had the privilege to learn from her.
Bringing her creations to the world
Morning Star's book contributions serve as guiding lights for those on the path of self-discovery and creative exploration. In "Rawhide & Animal Medicine" and "Foundation Leatherwork" she intricately weaves together the ancient wisdom of indigenous cultures with practical techniques for working with rawhide and tapping into the profound symbolism of animal medicine. This foundational work invites readers to delve into the depths of their own being, forging connections with the natural world and unlocking the transformative power of their creative endeavours.
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In "Making Medicine Tools and Ceremonial Art," Morning Star shares her expertise in crafting sacred objects that bridge the physical and spiritual realms. Through detailed instructions and heartfelt insights, she empowers readers to infuse their own ceremonies and rituals with intention and reverence, fostering a deeper connection to the sacred within themselves and the world around them. These volumes, alongside Morning Star's illustrious teachings and global journey, stand as testament to her dedication to fostering creativity, spirituality, and harmony among all beings.
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Morning Star's repertoire expands further with her enlightening volume, "Birds and Snakes: Symbols of Medicine and Wisdom." Within its pages, she delves into the symbolic significance of birds and snakes in indigenous cultures worldwide, offering profound insights into their roles as spiritual allies and guides. Readers embark on a journey of discovery, learning to honour these sacred creatures and harness their medicine through artistic expressions and ceremonial practices. With meticulous detail and heartfelt wisdom, Morning Star guides seekers in understanding the profound connections between humans and the natural world, inviting them to tap into the transformative power of avian and serpentine energies. This insightful work serves as a testament to Morning Star's boundless wisdom and her unwavering commitment to fostering harmony and reverence for all beings.