Five Star Gift Ideas

Here are a few gift ideas for your daughter who likes indigenous knowledge and practices:

1) A handmade dream catcher - Dream catchers are a popular symbol in indigenous cultures and are usually made from materials like feathers, beads, and suede. This would make a unique, indigenous-inspired décor piece in her room.

2) A book on indigenous practices - You can give your daughter a book on indigenous practices, such as "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer or "The Teachings of Don Juan" by Carlos Castaneda. That way, she can expand her knowledge and learn more about the subject she loves.

3) A native plant for her garden - You can gift her a native plant like sage, lavender, or wildflowers for her garden. This can encourage her to learn more about the plant and its significance in indigenous cultures.

4) Native jewelry - Native jewelry is often made with traditional materials like turquoise or silver, while featuring unique designs that reflect the culture. Giving her a piece of native jewelry can be a meaningful and personal gift for her.

5) Crystal and Smudging Kit - You can give her a crystal and smudging kit as a birthday gift, including sage or sweet grass for smudging and crystals like amethyst or clear quartz for meditation and healing. This is an excellent way for her to experience the indigenous tradition of cleansing and purifying.

Or you can get her a star map with the date when she was born.

Luann Skinner says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I ordered the star map 8 days before my daughter's birthday. It arrived in 7 days just in time for her birthday. Thank you! She loved the star map.”