"A laborer works with their hands. A craftsman works with their hands and their head. An artist works with their hands, their head, and their heart."
Our Story | Six Twenty Indigenous Formulators, Teachers & Plant Practitioners
Here’s a little about us—Jenny and Darcy Fisher.
We are formulators, teachers, and Indigenous plant practitioners, but we are also artists—shaped by land, lineage, and the living memory of where we come from.
We believe we are all artists, each shaped by the magic and mystery of where we come from. The stories we carry, the medicines we make, and the offerings we share are not just products of knowledge, but of vision. The images you may see throughout this space—whether in salve, story, or stillness—aren’t just what we see. They’re reflections of our journey—yours and ours—woven with beauty and spirit, connecting us to something greater.
As you explore, may you find glimpses of yourself here, and remember that you, too, are art. You are a part of this circle. You are a creation and a creator.
Meet the Makers Behind Six Twenty
Jenny Fisher
Herbalist · Intuitive · Plant Practitioner · Core Instructor & Curriculum Designer
Jenny is a gifted herbalist and intuitive teacher whose deep relationship with plants is both inherited and cultivated. With a background in education, early childhood development, and community-based healing, she brings care, structure, and heart to every offering. Her work in curriculum design weaves Indigenous Ecological Knowledge with lived experience, allowing learners of all ages to connect through story, ceremony, and the land. Jenny speaks to the plants—and listens when they speak back. She guides with gentleness and grace, always reminding others to ground, to trust, and to walk with reverence.
Darcy Fisher
Formulator · Educator · Indigenous Knowledge Carrier · Co-Founder
Darcy is a formulator, educator, and land-based practitioner whose journey has always been rooted in movement—on the land, through grief, and toward healing. With a background in leadership and Indigenous governance, Darcy bridges ancestral memory and contemporary innovation. His work with plant-based formulation is grounded in ceremonial practice and informed by personal transformation, including his healing journey through illness. A gifted speaker and guide, Darcy brings forward Indigenous knowledge systems through story, product, and presence—always with intention, resilience, and quiet strength.