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Hi, I’m Charlotte
Fera Felixity.

I create art, experiences and spaces rooted in nature, authentic expression and love.

Wild at heart. Grounded by nature. Created with intention.

Created by hand & heart

Objects made slowly, intuitively and with intention — Shaped by nature, curiosity and the joy of creating.

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A hand-drawn portrait with butterflies, a flower and gold detailsA handmade macramé necklace arranged with flowers and leavesA handmade ceremonial kit with botanicals, incense and candlesAmber bottles of botanical oils and scents
Created by hand & heart

Felixity began as an invitation to myself.

An invitation to soften, to explore my femininity and to find balance between the masculine and feminine within me.

What followed became a journey of learning to let go — of perfection, expectations and the need to get things right. I learned to play, to let mistakes become part of the expression, and to allow creativity to show me parts of myself I hadn’t met before.

Life has taught me much the same. Through change, loss, love and starting over, I have learned to find home somewhere between worlds — between wildness and softness, intuition and reason, the grounded and the spiritual.

Today, Fera Felixity is an extension of that journey. A place to create, connect, express and simply be.

Fera wearing a green scarf in a warm wooden room
Because everything I create begins with love.
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NADA & sound

A space for the whole of you

Acupuncture, sound and stillness — held as a space to slow down, soften and simply be.

NADA is a form of ear acupuncture rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Five specific points in each ear are used with the intention of supporting the nervous system and inviting the body out of a state of alert and into greater rest.

The method has a long history of being used alongside support for addiction and withdrawal, and is also used in spaces for stress, emotional overwhelm, grief and inner unrest.

To me, one of the most important things about NADA is that it is not there to fix you.

Instead, it offers the system an invitation to slow down. When there is a little more space inside — when the breath can deepen and the nervous system can soften — we may find ourselves better able to feel, reflect and make choices from somewhere other than overwhelm.

Why I bring sound into the space

During the session, I weave singing bowls and drum into the stillness of NADA.

Sound is something we don’t only hear — we experience it through the body. The resonance and vibration of the singing bowls invite attention away from the thinking mind and into physical sensation. For some, this is experienced as deep relaxation or a release of tension; for others, emotions or sensations may simply become more noticeable as the body settles.

The drum brings something different.

Its deep, earthy and repetitive rhythm offers an anchor. As the mind follows the repetition, there can be less need to analyse and control — creating an invitation to turn inward, let go and enter a slower, more meditative state.

Together, NADA, sound and rhythm create a space for body, mind and inner self to pause.

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A space to breathe a little deeper

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Feel without explaining

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Be with yourself without having to work on yourself

And for a while, to simply be held safely in the presence of another human being.

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Conversations

Fera smiling in a cozy wooden room

There is nothing you have to become here.
You are welcome to simply arrive as you are.

For many years, I have been deeply curious about what it means to be human.

My foundation includes pedagogical and psychological knowledge and experience, alongside years of independent study of self-development, human behaviour and different philosophies and approaches to life. But much of what I bring into this space has also been lived.

More than ten years ago, I went through my own period of medicated depression. What followed became a long journey of exploring myself, questioning what I had learned, practising what I was studying and gradually finding ways of living that felt more true to me. I am still learning. I hope I always will.

And somewhere along that journey, I began to see how often we approach ourselves as a problem to be solved.

Sometimes, what we need is something much simpler:

To be met. To be heard. To be allowed to exist exactly where we are.

That is the space I want to offer.

You don’t need to arrive with a goal. You don’t need to be ready to change. And you don’t need to turn whatever you are going through into another self-improvement project.

I can simply listen and hold the space with you.

If you want more, our conversation can also become a place for deeper reflection, new perspectives, questions and shared experiences. But that part is always an invitation — never an expectation.

There is nothing you have to become here. You are welcome to simply arrive as you are.

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“We are not here to perfect ourselves.
We are here to experience ourselves.”
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Let’s connect

Come say hello.

Whether you are curious about something I create, feel drawn to one of my offerings, have an idea for a collaboration — or simply feel that our paths might have something to share, you are welcome to reach out.

I believe some of the most beautiful things begin with a simple conversation.