GOOD WATER BOTTLES

Hummingbird Woman in Blue Glass

Hummingbird Heart Blue Drinking Vessel

DRINK YOUR WATER FROM blue glass solar bottles!

Blue Glass Drinking Vessel: Fill with drinking water, preferably from your Watershed. Better still, stand your bottle of watershed water in the sunlight (solar).. Stand your bottle of water in the moonlight (lunar)…. Drink Your Sweet Water and give thanks.

“.. ‘Solar Blue Water’ can be made using these bottles…. Place water-filled blue glass bottles in sunlight for one hour to reap the benefits.”

Moonlight too can shine through the hummingbird heart: Lunar Water, we have learned, has its own sweetness.

(Be patient for etched image of Water Woman to appear here… : )

Hummingbird Woman etched on blue glass

FOCUS ON GOOD WATER FOR ALL
Water Knows No Boundaries
The World is My Family;
“All My Relations”

Your Hummingbird Water Woman Blue Glass Bottle purchase helps fund elders from First Nations traveling to Ohlone/ Costanoan territory for Water Prayers. Bottles (Half Liter & 1 Liter) are now selling by the case (12) to retail outlets.

One-of-a-kind (no two the same) beaded bottles are available through this website (to distinguish your blue glass bottle from all the others). Allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.

3 beaded bottles (no two alike!)

Beaded bottles prices:

$30 Half Liter + $8 shipping

$35  1 Liter + $12 shipping

Hummingbird Woman etched on blue glass {beaded bottle}

1000 Hummingbirds wholly appreciates this supreme collaboration with ’sym.blue.ology‘ blue glass bottles {Kayden Alayne} whose heartfelt response to the 1000 Hummingbird mission is what made this creation possible.

ENDNOTE: Be Aware that plastic disposable water bottles are not biodegradable and are wrecking havoc in our ecosystems.

Great Pacific Garbage Patch (from plastic debris)

What’s the biggest area of garbage in the world?

The answer is the Pacific Trash Vortex or the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It’s created by all those non-biodegradeable bits of plastic that are trapped by an ocean current know as the North Pacific Gyre.