TATHATĀ is more than a jadeite jewelry brand — it is a sanctuary of consciousness, culture, and craftsmanship. We welcome writers, seekers, and storytellers who resonate with our philosophy to contribute meaningful content that nourishes both the intellect and the soul.

✨ What We’re Looking For

We’re inviting contributions that explore the sacred, the beautiful, and the eternal — through the lens of jade, energy, and Eastern wisdom. If your words carry depth, elegance, and intention, we’d love to read your work.

We accept original pieces (500-1000 words) on topics including but not limited to:

• The spiritual symbolism of jadeite

• Custom jewelry as a reflection of personal archetypes

• Tibetan Buddhism and talismanic objects

• Sacred adornment in global cultures

• Feng shui, energy flow, and gemstones

• Healing aesthetics: how jewelry can anchor presence and intention

• Philosophical reflections on impermanence, beauty, and form

🌏 Why Contribute?

By contributing to TATHATĀ, you join a growing global circle of seekers and creators devoted to cultivating beauty with meaning.

You will:

• Be featured on our official website and community channels

• Be credited fully, with an optional bio and backlink

• Connect with an audience of high-consciousness readers and collectors

• Possibly receive early access to curated collections or private events

📝 Submission Guidelines

• Articles must be original, unpublished, and aligned with our values

• Language: English preferred, though we welcome bilingual submissions

• Tone: poetic yet precise, spiritual but grounded

• Please avoid promotional content; we’re looking for truth, not traffic

Send your article proposal or draft to:

📩 [email protected] 

Subject line: Guest Post Submission – [Your Name]

Include:

• A short bio (2–3 lines)

• Any relevant writing samples or portfolio links

• Your Instagram/LinkedIn/website (optional)

🌸 From Form to Emptiness, and Back

TATHATĀ means “thusness” — the suchness of things as they are. Through writing, we seek to honor form as an expression of the formless. If this resonates with your path, we invite you to walk with us, word by word.