About Me

For over a decade, I worked in wild foods and mushroom markets, sharing cultivated and foraged goods while building community presence. Alongside this work, I have taught fiber arts, mycology, food justice, natural dyeing, and ecological craft practices throughout Oregon.

Temptress Truffles has grown as an extension of this path—bringing t

For over a decade, I worked in wild foods and mushroom markets, sharing cultivated and foraged goods while building community presence. Alongside this work, I have taught fiber arts, mycology, food justice, natural dyeing, and ecological craft practices throughout Oregon.

Temptress Truffles has grown as an extension of this path—bringing together my experience as a maker, educator, and organizer. Today, I offer workshops, small-batch fiber work, and collaborative events that reflect a deep connection to land, material, and tradition.

I am an artist and naturalist working at the intersection of fiber, plants, and land-based traditions. My work is rooted in years of foraging, growing, and making—transforming natural materials into functional and beautiful objects. From hand-dyed yarn and broom making to botanical crafts and mushroom cultivation, I am drawn to processes 

I am an artist and naturalist working at the intersection of fiber, plants, and land-based traditions. My work is rooted in years of foraging, growing, and making—transforming natural materials into functional and beautiful objects. From hand-dyed yarn and broom making to botanical crafts and mushroom cultivation, I am drawn to processes that connect people back to the rhythms of the natural world.