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  • About
    • Drums
      • Repair
      • Custom
    • Art
      • Visionary Art
      • Stone Carving
    • Donate
    • Our Collective Community!
  • Events
    • Workshops
    • Educational Presentations
    • Private Immersion
    • Sound Journey Experience
    • Drum Circle Facilitation
  • Farmstead
  • Airbnb
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  • Plumed Serpent's Feather Protector Spray 4oz $20.00
  • Xochipilli w/ Terence McKenna Quote Tote bag $24.00
  • Xochipilli w/ Terence McKenna Quote Backpack $37.00
  • Xochipilli w/ Terence McKenna Quote Canvas Print $99.95
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Archaic Roots
Archaic Roots
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Bat Mosh
Bat Mosh
2020-09-23T15:24:58+0000
William does everything with intention, integrity and care. I have attended his workshops, played and owned instruments... made by him, and used employed his artistic/design skills- always to my full satisfaction. Recently have been impressed with his feather protector spray. I would stand by and reccommend any of his products and services 100%.read more
Kristi Snellgrove
Kristi Snellgrove
2019-11-21T20:31:39+0000
AWESOME experience with AMAZING people!!! Will's workshop changed my boyfriend's life. He empowered him with the... knowledge to make his own didgeridoo. Since, he has made probably 30 and jas branched out into sound healing. We can't THANK YOU enough man!!! 💖 You guys are AMAZING!!! MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU MY DEAR BROTHER!!!read more
Cogito Mundi
Cogito Mundi
2019-05-28T01:12:26+0000
A great resource for learning in a supportive environment. Camping available too!
David Knox
David Knox
2018-11-11T19:34:24+0000
I learned some really great things at the didgeridoo workshop. I loved it! My family felt welcomed and embraced and we... had an amazing experience. We will definitely be back and I love my new Didgeridoo! Huge thanks to both Will and Amy. You guys are great!read more
Jorge Guzman
Jorge Guzman
2018-05-29T15:17:28+0000

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Working on a djembe restoration project for a frie
Working on a djembe restoration project for a friend. I’m really into these colors. #archaicroots #djemberepair #djembe #africandrum #drumrestoration #drumrepair

Wanna know why I’ve been so quiet? I’ve had to
Wanna know why I’ve been so quiet? I’ve had tons of large and small projects going on the last few months. This image is from the recent ditch that was cut for power capabilities to my shed. I’m converting my shed over to a full workshop for instruments and stone/bone carving. I’m really excited to be able to produce more flutes and drums, as well as start carving more stone (especially jade). I’ve also been working on refurbishing the rabbit colonies, clearing land and building more raised beds for the farm, and creating hemp based products to sell via @archaicfarmstead. Look out for more creativity being displayed in the next few weeks.

Protect your feathers!

We offer years of experie
Protect your feathers! We offer years of experience in one long lasting bottle. This unique product was developed to help everyone who keeps feathers. This perfect blend protects your feathers from damaging mites and also keeps them naturally conditioned for longer life. Whether your protecting your favorite feathered art or sacred regalia, this all natural product won’t fail. *weird sales pitch but wth??? https://www.archaicroots.com/shop-now/plumed-serpents-feather-protector-spray/ #indigenousproducts #feathers #regalia #sacred #archaicroots #feather #protection #native #taino #plumedserpent #featherfans #anythingfeathered


Things happening on the farmstead! Follow us at @a
Things happening on the farmstead! Follow us at @archaicfarmstead to keep up with our farm side of things... #archaicfarmstead #archaicroots

Cutting soapstone requires patience….
Cutting soapstone requires patience....

Shot of the workstation from a few days ago. Carvi
Shot of the workstation from a few days ago. Carving stone and shell. That beautiful guamo (conch shell trumpet) received a custom carving before leaving for its new home. The trumpet on the right is going to Australia, second guamo headed to AUS in the last month. I’m very thankful to be able to provide one of a kind ceremonial tools (instruments and such) to people all over the world, thankful that I’m supported by those same people, and that I can in turn help provide for my family doing something I love and am passionate about. Thanks to everyone who’s supported my work in the past and future!

A new pipe design in progress. Made in Canadian gr
A new pipe design in progress. Made in Canadian green soapstone this neo-Taino design represents Maquetaurie Guyaba (Taino cemi- underworld protector). This piece is an anthromophic bat spirit holding the gateway to Coabey (Taino underworld). I wanting to see what final decorative elements should be added before considering this piece completed. #archaicroots #taino #maquetaurie #maquetaurieguayaba #pipe #ceremonial #ceremonialtool #indigenous #indigenousartist #artistsofinstagram #stonecarving #stonecarver #spirituality #cemi #tainocemi #spiritualawakening #spiritual #nativeculture #native #neotaino

Stone carving examples of past work throughout the
Stone carving examples of past work throughout the last few years. Carving stone not only takes detailed concepts and vision, but also strength and connection to the stone and direction. Stone carving isn’t for everyone, and I make custom pieces from visions or for custom commissions of other people’s visions. Within this set of images you will see a black pipestone pan flute with crow design, and three unique pipes (two green soapstone pipes and a brown soapstone gecko pipe). If you have a vision for a custom stone carving feel free to reach out! #archaicroots #stonecarving #soapstone #pipestone #pipes #mesoamerican #native #taino #panflute #stoneflute #handmade #carving

When there’s snow you must sled.
When there’s snow you must sled.


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