Maya Traditions welcomes enthusiastic new volunteer Natalia Robinson.
Natalia hails from the beautiful northwest and is currently completing her bachelor’s degree at Evergreen State College in fiber arts. Natalia will be volunteering for us for four months during which time she hopes to learn from cooperative fiber arts communities supported by MTF; teach felting (one of her many passions); work in the garden with Molly, Nilvia, and Miguel. She also dreams of starting a botanical garden of plants traditionally used for dyeing. This project would combine her passions for farming, gardening and the fiber arts. Natalia has spent years working with various herbalists and has accumulated an extensive understanding and passion for herbal medicine, including a year in New Zealand studying both “English” and Maori herbal medicine.
She spent her first day working in the garden on Monday with Nilvia, Molly, Caroline and Miguel.
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