Rhythm & Ritual was born of a deep inner knowing- a whisper on the wind, the voice of an ancestor, the strength of a woman.
It is a living, ever-evolving offering, rooted in the same natural rhythms that shape us all. At its heart is Emileigh Zola, a woman of the woodlands with a deep reverence for the quiet wisdom of mountain creeks, forested hills, and the unseen threads that connect us to the Earth.
Emileigh is devoted to curating spaces rooted in depth, belonging, and inspiration. She leads with her heart and is widely known for her grounded, embodied presence and her ability to make others feel welcomed, seen, and included. Her path has been non-traditional, shaped by years of study with many teachers in Earth-centered practices, and she is currently in the midst of a seven-year training at a local Earth-based healing school.
Whether crafting brooms, teaching broom-making, or guiding women’s retreats, Emileigh brings patience, devotion, and a deep belief in the healing power of creating sacred, practical tools with one’s hands. Intentionally made, her brooms carry this resonance—holding space for ritual, daily use, and transformation.
When she is not in her broom workshop, Emileigh can be found tending plants, making medicine, sitting quietly in the woods, studying spiritual texts, learning new skills, or facilitating women’s gatherings. She lives in Marshall with her partner, two daughters, a bonus son, two dogs, a cat, and a snake.
