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toWhat we make
Nothing here is decoration
Each one is a way of holding on to the same decision — to hear your own voice, and to follow it.
The memoir
Following the Signs
The book everything else comes from. A girl from a village of a thousand people in Latvia leaves home at sixteen, crosses an ocean, and rebuilds a life from nothing — while learning to trust the quiet voice she kept talking herself out of.
Written for anyone searching, anyone rebuilding, and anyone who suspects they already know what their life is trying to tell them.
258 pages · paperback · 6 × 9 in. · out November 23, 2026
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The journals
Find Your Own Voice
One practice across three volumes. The Daily is a page each morning for a hundred and eleven days. The Manifestation walks through ten parts of a life, one at a time — wanting is not the work, getting specific is. The Reflection asks sixty questions and gives you two pages for each.
Each stands on its own. Together they cover the whole arc.
Perfect bound · 6 × 9 in. · paperback or instant PDF
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The candles
The Nine Intentions
Nine candles, numbered one to nine, each named for a turning point — Letting Go, Choose Yourself, Coming Home, Open Hands. The names follow the arc of the memoir: the leaving, the rebuilding, the coming home.
Every number has a partner that adds to nine. One names what you are leaving, the other what you are walking into.
Hand poured soy · 9 oz amber jar · 7.5 oz wax · 40–60 hours
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The jewelry
Stone and Freshwater Pearl
Six bracelets, six pairs of earrings, six necklaces. One from each makes a set, and no two pearls are the same shape — so no two pieces are identical.
Made to be worn on the days that ask something of you: something to hold, and something to remember what you decided.
Natural stone and freshwater pearl · hand strung · six complete sets
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One woman, one journey
Juta shares her story in the book. The nine intentions come from moments she lived through, and the stones are ones people have carried for centuries — for steadiness, for clarity, for courage — so that someone else has something to hold while they find themselves.