HerDoja

Her Doja ✨ Now at Doja Thrift

Hi friends 🖤
We know it’s been a while since we’ve posted on this page, and we wanted to reconnect and share some exciting news.

Her Doja is officially back and now part of the consignment and community space at Doja Thrift.
You can now find Her Doja within Doja Thrift Store, woven into a space that celebrates alternative living, creativity, and a little bit of magic.

If you’re interested in: 🔮 Tarot readings
🌿 Henna tattoos
💎 Metaphysical items, crystals, and spiritual tools

— please reach out to us to make an appointment. We’re happy to coordinate times and create intentional space for your visit.

📍 You can visit Her Doja at both Doja Thrift locations:
• 201 Pike Avenue
• 1423 Main Avenue

We’re genuinely excited to be up and running again, reconnecting with the community, and continuing to grow in ways that support people who live — or are curious about living — a more alternative, intentional way of life.

We’re also honored to be part of the oddities and curiosities community alongside Doja Thrift, where strange is welcome and authenticity matters.

Thank you for being here, for growing with us, and for supporting spaces that exist a little outside the box.

— Her Doja ✨ at Doja Thrift

VENDORS market.
531 Edison Ave. Till 530pm

This is where our retreat will be held. I'm very excited for the space and if anyone else is looking to hold an event. Check this place out.

Hello Everyone. I'd like to thank Everyone for your patience as a took a break while becoming a mom. If anyone would like to see the shop or make a booking please contact me.
I'm also very excited for a soon event.

Hello Everyone I'm so excited for this new chapter in my life and apologize for being gone. But I am a new mother and gladly took the time I needed to settle into it. Now I feel ready to host and continue on a healing, learning ✨️ and empowering journey. And I'd like to do it together.

From our little Garden.

Radish leaves, also known as radish greens, are edible and can be harvested when the leaves are about 4 inches tall. You can snip the leaves off at ground level or pull the entire plant and cut the root from the greens. If you bring radishes home from the store, you should clip the greens from the roots right away so the leaves don't dry out. After harvesting, wash the greens to remove any dirt.