Lughnasadh Ritual Candle

Welcoming in Lughnasadh with

 The Krystle Goddess Line of celebration ritual candles, bringing the ancient fire to your home!

As you celebrate as your ancestors did in the old ways. This pagan celebration is in honor of the first harvest on Aug 1st. Our ancestors gave thanks to the Earth goddesses and Sun God's 🌞 

So, Krystle Stagman wanted to bring you a truly athletic fire candle that is 100% all natural!

Including Crystals for each 8 Sabbats.

Beeswax & wood wicks accompanied by wild harvested herbs. Also 100% pure essential oils.

No toxins/no pesticides!

So, here is the Lughnasadh ritual candle 🕯 

Ritual mix for candles has

Dandelion 

Cedar

Oak leaves/wood

Wheat

Roses

Mugwort 

Hint of basil*

Hint of Rosemary* 

Hit of black pepper and salt

lemon grass oil and orange 🍊 👌 

Topped with citrine quartz to keep or give back to mother earth 🌎 

Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas, marks the beginning of the harvest season. It is a time of gratitude and celebration for the abundance of nature. The name Lughnasadh is derived from the Celtic god Lugh, who was associated with skills, harvest, and craftsmanship. During this festival, people gather to honor the bountiful crops and give thanks for the nourishment they provide. It is a time for feasting, games, and community gatherings. Lughnasadh serves as a reminder to cherish the gifts of the earth and to appreciate the interconnectedness of all living beings. Ultimately, he gives thanks to the Sun for sowing the seed with the the Earth Goddess 🌎 🌞 

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