We're Darcy and Jenny Fisher: plant people, knowledge holders, and formulators on a journey of remembrance that goes deeper than commerce. This work is about honoring Creator, ancestors, and ourselves. It's about sovereignty. About being ungovernable. About building something that outlives us.

We started with plants. Solar infusions, wildcrafting, traditional preparation methods passed down through our families and territories. The tallow came later, as part of a deeper remembering of how our ancestors actually lived and what they knew worked.

We're both leaders in our communities, trained in wellness, food systems, and program development. We use those skills not to scale for scale's sake, but to ensure this knowledge transmits forward. Generations from now, Walking Through the Seasons will still exist. Our formulations will still teach. The seeds we plant now become the inheritance for those yet to come.

Six Twenty Skincare and Keepers of the Seasons aren't just businesses. They're acts of cultural sovereignty. Tools for remembering. Systems built to resist erasure and serve transmission.

Art outlives the artist. Knowledge outlives the keeper. This is how we honor both.

What we offer isn't just products or workshops. It's permission to remember what your body already knows. The plants have always been waiting. The old ways keep proving themselves because they were never wrong to begin with.

Six Twenty brings you formulations that honor both the intelligence of your skin and the wisdom of solar-infused botanicals. Tallow that matches your body's own sebum. Actives with clinical backing. Nothing you have to choose between.

Our teachings do the same. We walk the land, name the plants, create space for you to tune into frequencies you've carried all along. This isn't about us teaching you something new. It's about remembering together.

Six Twenty Skincare: Tallow-based creams, balms, and soaps made with solar-infused botanicals from Ktunaxa and Salish territories, combined with clinically-proven bioactives. Elk tallow face cream. Grizzly bear salve. Devil's Club muscle balm. Products that work because the formulations honor both traditional preparation methods and modern skin science.

Keepers of the Seasons: Land-based teachings on our Ancestral homelands. Monthly workshops March through October. Multi-day intensives. Our book, Walking Through the Seasons: A Living Archive of Ceremony, Territory, and the Plants That Remember Us.

The approach: We don't separate ancestral knowledge from what actually works. We use both. The plants teach formulation. The land teaches presence. Your body already knows what it needs.

You'll know if this is yours.