Portals to Peace Shrine-Making Kits

Playful self-discovery for EVERYONE through the art and ritual of shrine making!

It's More Than a Craft Project. It's a Healing Journey. 

Create your own beautiful spirit home for:

  • --Healing
  • --Ritual
  • --Meditation
  • --Remembrance

 Shrine decorating is perfect for a party or classroom activity, family or company bonding, home décor or just artistic fun! 

The kits are individually hand crafted in Southern California using scrap birch wood.

 They are easy to assemble, and are meant to be painted, embellished, and grown with as a unique portrait of the self. It is a perfect project for children, seniors, women’s groups, or those who have lost pets or loved ones.


You'll Love Your Shrine-Making Kit, Too...

Hemalayaa Behl

Founder, Brown&Co

“I love the sweet shrines that Beth creates. She gives us lots of space for our inner shrine to come out and be designed through her gift. Thanks, Beth, for helping me design the sacred space in my home for meditation.”

Zhena Muzyka

 Author, Life by the Cup & Creator of Zhena.TV

“Beth’s shrine making workshop is fun, uplifting, insightful and has helped me tap into my intuition more greatly. 
Beth is a great facilitator: funny, honest, gifted and welcoming, she brings you into the realm of the sacred with such ease and personability that you may not even realize at the end that she helped you get more in touch with your soul.”  

"A portal is a place of entry, and the space entered is both a womb and a tomb. It is a site for letting go and then creating new life, sensing joyful fulfillment in the unknown. Each moment is a portal to be experienced and moved through to the next .

One of my deepest desires has been to create art that supports personal evolution, and is a tool for creating internal connection. It is my wish that these kits and shrines fulfill that for you.”

Beth Amine

Shrines are a Place of Focus and Connection to One's Inner life

Shrines or niches have been used since early human history as places of focus and connection to one’s inner life. 

I began designing altars (open spaces for devotional practice) and shrines (enclosed boxes) as part of my painting exhibits in the year 2000. Wanting to share the creative experience with my friends and students, I developed this kit which has become a perfect vehicle for art instruction, party activities, home and office décor and personal spiritual practice.

Experience this newly designed kit which features easy to assemble notches and labeled pieces.

The kit is easy to assemble with craft glue, and is hand-crafted in California from fine birch. It includes ten pieces. It is meant to be painted, embellished, and grown with as a unique portrait of the self

 They also make a great gift!

GET YOUR OWN KIT!

CHOOSE BETWEEN THE SMALLER OR LARGER SHRINE SIZES 

Inquire about bulk orders


Dimensions: 7 1/2″ x 7″ x 10 3/8″

SMALL Shrine Making Kit  

$22.95/ea or $19.95 for 2 or more 


Dimensions : 10″ x 10″ x 15″

LARGE Shrine Making Kit

$34.95/ea

Both kits come ready-to-assemble and flat-packed like this:

FREE BONUS: The Ultimate Guide to Shrine Kits e-Book (a $47 value!)

Plus, with any order, you’ll get my comprehensive Ultimate Guide to Shrine Kits ebook FREE (a $47 value!) FREE
Find Your Creative Expression Through Shrine Making

Chapter 1  What is a Shrine?
Chapter 2  Making Your Shrine
Chapter 3  Personal Use – How Do I use my shrine?
Chapter 4   Community Use Shrines for Classes, Parties and Group Gatherings
Chapter 5   Rituals
Chapter 6  Gallery
Chapter 7  Ordering

SHRINE MAKING

In Remembrance of Loved Ones

“After the passing of my grandma, I got my hands on this picture of the two of them in a passionate embracing kiss as teenagers. The picture was the beginning to a love affair, a family and a legacy. The shrine box honors that and I am proud to have been a part of it.”

Debbie Roth

for her Grandmother

“My goal with my own shrines is the idea that all that is remembered lives still. Using Beth’s shrine kit as my 'jumping off' point, I was able to focus on creating a lively memorial that captures the essence of my beloved dog, Holmes. By utilizing pieces of his collars & tags, along with photographs, I’ve eased a great deal of grief by creating a small place where he lives on for us–we need only reflect on the shrine. Thanks so much, Beth, for making this sometimes painful process a joyful & cathartic one!”

Lisa Sanger Blinn

for her beloved dog, Holmes

I had just had the celebration of my husband’s life two days before. He was a man with lots of hobbies. He always had a full workshop in every house we owned.  There was always a project going on there.

As I selected the items I would use for the box that I would make in his honor, I gravitated to the things that represented nature. His hobbies were made with leather so at the top, I used a short piece of leather as a hanger. He used burlap so I included a piece as well. He made many crafts, like extremely creative bird houses with wood shake shingles on the roof. He made them look like darling little doll houses. The building you provided for us was made of wood, PERFECT!  His favorite place was in the mountains in the fall. I was able to display that with the beautiful fall leaves. Outside the box, I displayed a set of the wooden trees that he used to make. They seem to tie it all together, I think. My display is going to be a work in progress. I love to look at things and get ideas, for instance, I may look for some cute wooden windows to place on the wooden doors, in front of the building. I may continue to add other items that signify his hobbies.  Speaking of which, I just found one of the sugar pine flowers we used to make. I placed it on the front right hand side of the picture.

Beth, I want to thank you so deeply for providing this perfect and loving experience for me at a time in my life when I needed this lift.

Barbara Vadetsky

for her beloved husband

My first shrine box came so easy. I have loved day of the dead art for quite some time and it seemed like a great place to start. I found a creative streak making it and was amazed that something that cool could come out of me. My next shrine was to calm my inner soul and an Buddha theme the right path. This one too came pretty easy to me. I was hooked on the little wood boxes. Then after the passing of my grandma (my grandpa has passed a few years before) I took some time to grieve then it came time to honor. I got my hands on this picture of the two of them in a passionate embracing kiss as teenagers. I had never seen this picture my whole childhood until about 3 years ago. It has to be the basis for my next shrine box. I started with the same color palates as the others and it didn’t work. I kept trying to make it for me. After 4 attempts at getting it right I found the dark grays, black and shine I finally came through them to get the final product. It is so beautiful, just like that picture. The picture was the beginning to a love affair, a family and a legacy. The shrine box honors that and I am proud to have been a part of it.”

Debbie Roth

for her Grandmother

Order Yours Today!

CHOOSE BETWEEN THE SMALLER OR LARGER SHRINE SIZES 

Inquire about bulk orders


Dimensions: 7 1/2″ x 7″ x 10 3/8″

SMALL Shrine Making Kit  

$22.95/ea or $19.95 for 2 or more 


Dimensions : 10″ x 10″ x 15″

LARGE Shrine Making Kit

$34.95/ea

Both kits come ready-to-assemble and flat-packed like this: