Hey there, I’m Jacki — the hands, heart, and hiking boots behind Beneath the Oak Designs. I’ve called Arizona home for 14 years, where I spend most of my time either crafting wire trees or getting lost (on purpose) in the wild places that feed my soul. I’m a solo traveler, quiet nature wanderer, and proud spider mom (yes, jumping spiders are adorable—don’t fight me on this).
This blog is my little corner of the internet to share the laid-back, solitary lifestyle I’ve been carving out—one trail, one tree, and one quiet moment at a time.
Here you’ll find:
๐Stories from the road (and trail)
๐Behind-the-scenes peeks at my wire trees and bracelets
✨Product drops & sales
๐How-tos and DIY inspiration
๐A little soul, a little nature magic, and a whole lot of heart
Whether you're a fellow creative, a daydreaming traveler, or someone who just loves the idea of slow, intentional living—I'm so glad you're here.
Let’s wander a bit, shall we? ๐ฅพ
Hey beautiful souls! If you’ve ever browsed my shop, you’ve probably noticed I’m a little obsessed with the Tree of Life. There’s something about its shape, strength, and spirit that just speaks to me. Today, I want to share why this symbol shows up in my work again and again, and what it truly means to me. The Tree of Life is more than just a pretty shape—it's an ancient, cross-cultural symbol that represents connection. From its roots deep in the earth to its branches reaching for the sky, it reminds us we’re all part of something bigger. It shows up in Celtic myths, Norse legends, and even in modern spiritual practices. It represents growth, balance, and connection. Why do I create these trees? For me, each tree is a mini meditation. Every twist and bead is intentional. I use earthy glass beads, natural tones, and grapevine wreaths (in some projects) to keep things rooted (literally!) in nature. Each tree is unique and sometimes a little wild. This is because I allow my creat...
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