It’s the perfect month to feature the work of Megan Desrosiers. The artist, writer, and dreamer behind Herbal Bones Art & Wellness.
December at Klekolo World Coffee always carries a certain stillness — the kind that invites reflection, creativity, and deeper connection. In many ways, Herbal Bones Art mirrors the reflective mood of this winter month.
Megan’s work brings gentle color, deep symbolism, and nature-rooted magic into the space. Settling in naturally with the quiet, creative heartbeat of our Middletown coffee house.
About the Artist: Megan Desrosiers
Megan is a mixed-media watercolor artist whose work is shaped by ancestry, natural cycles, and the ongoing practice of healing. Raised by two artists, she grew up in a world of paint, creativity, and imaginative play.
But her path to Herbal Bones Art wasn’t linear — it was transformational.
In her Canvas Rebel interview, Megan shares how her art re-emerged after a period of deep inner work and conscious unraveling. Through that healing process, creativity became a form of returning to self — a reclamation of intuition and inner truth.
“We have the ability to create ourselves,” Megan says.
This idea is the foundation of Herbal Bones.
Her work honors the natural world, ritual practices, and ancestral wisdom. It also speaks to the quiet places where insight takes root.”
About Herbal Bones Art & Wellness
Herbal Bones is both an art studio and a healing path . A space where Megan’s watercolor art, ritual items, writing, and spiritual work come together.
Themes in her work include:
- Cycles of life and death
- Botanical symbolism
- Ancestral and earth-based healing
- Shadow work and personal transformation
- The softness and power of nature
Her shop features:
- Original watercolors
- Fine art prints
- Botanical studies
- Hand-painted bookmarks
- Ritual tools & vibrational essences
Each piece carries intention and a quiet emotional resonance.
Why We Chose Megan for December
Klekolo World Coffee has always been a crossroads where artists, musicians, students, neighbors, and wanderers come together. Megan’s work captures that same spirit — it invites a pause, a breath, and a moment of grounding.
Her pieces feel like winter: introspective, earthy, gentle, and rooted.
They align beautifully with the slow magic December brings to our coffee house.
During a season of reflection, celebration, and ritual, her work offers an anchor. A reminder that creativity is one of the ways we heal and reconnect.
What You’ll See at Klekolo This Month
A selection of Herbal Bones Art will be displayed on our walls through December.
Featuring :
- Plant medicine & botanical forms
- Cycles of renewal
- Ancestral stories
- Personal transformation
These artworks are available for purchase.
(Cash only, as always at Klekolo.)
Explore More of Herbal Bones Art & Megan’s Work
Herbal Bones Art & Wellness
https://www.herbalbonesart.com
Instagram @herbal_bones_art
https://www.instagram.com/herbal_bones_art
A Note from Klekolo
Featuring local and regional artists is part of our identity . It’s one of the ways we support the creative heart. Megan’s work embodies artistry we love: grounded, meaningful, carefully made, and deeply human.
We’re honored to host her work this month.
Come by, grab a cup, and spend a quiet moment with pieces that speak in soft tones and wild colors.
💜
Yvette
Klekolo World Coffee
Middletown, CT
