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Three Kings: An intimate evening of scent, poetry, and ritual

Three Kings

An intimate evening of scent, poetry, and ritual

Three Kings is an invitation to welcome the new year with wonder and curiosity. To slow down, awaken the senses and gather in the winter darkness. 

Inspired by a nearly forgotten Danish Epiphany tradition, Three Kings is an immersive, sensorial experience by artist Sigrid Moses-Jacobsen. Together in a small group, you open a handmade box, and through a series of handwritten notes, gentle invitations, stories read aloud, precious sounds, and scents, a world unfolds of connection and togetherness. 

This winter, you are invited to experience Three Kings in the magical atmosphere of Bodegón, the intimate gathering space of Living Threads in Santa Fe. 

Each evening will be personally hosted by the artist, beginning with tea and dessert, followed by Three Kings and a shared reflection and conversation afterwards. 

With only six seats available for each evening, these gatherings offer a rare opportunity to experience the work in a unique setting, guided by the artist herself. 

Individual seats are available, with the possibility of reserving an entire gathering for a private group. 

To inquire, please contact hello@livingthreads.org

Time: 6:30PM-9:30PM
Tickets: $250 per person (6 seats available)
Location: Bodegón at Living Threads, Santa Fe

www.sigridmoses.com
@sigridmosesjacobsen

Meet Sigrid

Originally from Denmark and now based in Santa Fe, Sigrid Moses-Jacobsen is an artist whose work explores scent, poetry, perception, and the ways we connect with one another.

A longtime student of Enrique Vargas and Teatro de los Sentidos, she has worked across Europe as a performer, writer, and designer of sensory experiences. She is the founder of Invisible Design, a studio dedicated to creating experiences from what we cannot see but feel.

Curious by nature, Sigrid finds inspiration in the stories people share, the natural world, architecture, poetry, and the quiet details of everyday life. Her work invites us to slow down, awaken our senses, and rediscover the extraordinary within the ordinary.

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