IntiArt x PlantasForThePeople Womb Warmers™ is a ​celebration of my grandmother’s artistry, a woman whose ​sweater business blossomed from Bolivia to the streets ​of New York, with her work featured in GQ magazine. In ​the 60s, my grandfather opened their storefront in ​Freeport, NY, marking a legacy.

This project bridges her craft with my journey as a doula ​and womb wellness advocate, honoring the power of ​maternal healing. Each piece, produced by her and ​indigenous Bolivian artisans, is a symbol of resilience, ​designed to nurture and endure for generations.

about

plantas.

“transforming ​nature into ​nourishment.”

Jocelyn Eve is an NYC based seed preserver, community farmer, ​womb wellness advocate, birth attendant, herbalist, mother, and ​educator. As the founder of Plantas For The People, her mission lies ​in bridging the gap between the people in the community and the ​land, bringing forth the vision of gardens sprouting from the ​concrete up.

Her journey was inspired by her mothers upbringing being born and ​raised in a Mexican state prison for her first few years of life, then ​in Bolivia upon her mother’s release, where the connection to the ​earth and plants is the way of life. Just as much as the trauma is ​intergenerational, she learned that the healing can be too. She ​searched for ways to change the narrative and it led her to ​become a farmer of over 12 years, herbalist and a birth worker.

She began Plantas out of her grandfathers garden, connecting her ​children to the foods they eat, and showing them what is was like to ​use nature as a way to regulate emotional wellbeing, the same way ​she remembers being in her mothers garden.

Jocelyn serves as an education committee member of a nonprofit, ​and her current focus is hosting monthly community pantry ​giveback initiatives providing resources, including fresh produce ​from what she grows. She has formulated curriculums to connect ​children to the food they eat, replacing processed foods with ​heirloom varieties that will preserve their culture. Bringing nature ​based education into low income areas will equip children with life ​skills, and awaken their innate nature and creativity.

Purchase ​our E-Book!​

A series of recipes to ​inspire you to transform ​nature into nourishment.™