In collaboration with Namuna, Church of the Essence, and the steadfast pillar-ship of local community member Om Hanna, we have officially birthed Omari in the heart of downtown Nevada City, Ca, at 318 Broad Street. @studio_omari is a living, breathing field, a sanctuary for the ritual arts and a home for immersive offerings that honor the threads of ritual craft, collaboration, and communal study. Part gallery, part atelier, part classrom and gathering place, Omari exists to uplift artisan, educators and healers in their highest expression, while nurturing a culture rooted in nourishment, beauty, and belongings
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Independent Makers & Shops Represented
Community-Focused
Years of Cultural Lineage Supported
Each item is produced in limited quantities by independent makers and artisans.
Whenever possible, we work directly with the people who create the work we carry.
Offerings are selected with care for their cultural context, origin, and use.
These objects are meant to be held, worn, read, and integrated into daily life.
Omari regularly hosts workshops and journeys focused on embodied awareness, nervous system regulation, breathwork, intimacy, and presence. These experiences support participants in reconnecting with the body, releasing held patterns, and cultivating grounded awareness.
The Church of the Essence holds ceremonies aligned with natural cycles, thresholds, and rites of passage. These gatherings honor moments of transition, renewal, and reflection, offering participants a grounded container for prayer, intention, and communal presence.
Omari provides a setting for gender-specific gatherings that support self-inquiry, healing, and community connection. These offerings create space for participants to explore identity, power, embodiment, and belonging in a respectful and facilitated environment.
Omari occasionally hosts wellness-focused pop-ups and clinics led by licensed professionals and experienced practitioners. These offerings support physical vitality, immune health, stress regulation, and whole-body optimization.
The space is also used for educational offerings such as talks, lectures, book signings, and guided study. These gatherings invite curiosity, conversation, and shared learning across a wide range of topics.
The Church of the Essence maintains long-standing relationships with Indigenous elders, teachers, and communities. Outreach efforts may include fundraising, hosting visiting elders, educational exchanges, and support for cultural preservation initiatives.
These efforts are rooted in reciprocity, respect, and ongoing relationship rather than extraction or representation.
Omari regularly hosts workshops and journeys focused on embodied awareness, nervous system regulation, breathwork, intimacy, and presence. These experiences support participants in reconnecting with the body, releasing held patterns, and cultivating grounded awareness.
The Church of the Essence holds ceremonies aligned with natural cycles, thresholds, and rites of passage. These gatherings honor moments of transition, renewal, and reflection, offering participants a grounded container for prayer, intention, and communal presence.
Omari provides a setting for gender-specific gatherings that support self-inquiry, healing, and community connection. These offerings create space for participants to explore identity, power, embodiment, and belonging in a respectful and facilitated environment.
Omari occasionally hosts wellness-focused pop-ups and clinics led by licensed professionals and experienced practitioners. These offerings support physical vitality, immune health, stress regulation, and whole-body optimization.
The space is also used for educational offerings such as talks, lectures, book signings, and guided study. These gatherings invite curiosity, conversation, and shared learning across a wide range of topics.
The Church of the Essence maintains long-standing relationships with Indigenous elders, teachers, and communities. Outreach efforts may include fundraising, hosting visiting elders, educational exchanges, and support for cultural preservation initiatives.
These efforts are rooted in reciprocity, respect, and ongoing relationship rather than extraction or representation.
