A Flame of Abundance
Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Lammas. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with tomato leaf and lemongrass.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
The enjoyment of fruition
Allow it to bestow its bountiful blessings
Cultivating auras of appreciation
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to the edge of the vessel during each burn to avoid cratering.
A bit about Lammas:
Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, arrives on August 1st as the third of the Fire Festivals and the first of the Harvest Festivals. Summer begins its gradual descent toward Fall as the first crops are gathered, marking a turning point in the Wheel and a season of reaping, gratitude, and transition.
This is a time to honor the effort behind what has been created and appreciate the fruits of our devotion. To notice what is here, receive what the season has offered, and let gratitude deepen our awareness of all that we have to be thankful for.
Lammas invites you to recognize what has come to fruition in your own life. The intentions once planted, the dreams you continued tending, and the work you devoted yourself to have had time to take shape. Now is a moment to take inventory so you can continue to consciously weave the dream you are being guided by.
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Lammas and burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite its flame whenever you wish to connect with the energy of abundance, gratitude, and appreciation as you honor what you have cultivated and receive the gifts of the season.
A Flame of Abundance
Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Lammas. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with tomato leaf and lemongrass.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
The enjoyment of fruition
Allow it to bestow its bountiful blessings
Cultivating auras of appreciation
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to the edge of the vessel during each burn to avoid cratering.
A bit about Lammas:
Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, arrives on August 1st as the third of the Fire Festivals and the first of the Harvest Festivals. Summer begins its gradual descent toward Fall as the first crops are gathered, marking a turning point in the Wheel and a season of reaping, gratitude, and transition.
This is a time to honor the effort behind what has been created and appreciate the fruits of our devotion. To notice what is here, receive what the season has offered, and let gratitude deepen our awareness of all that we have to be thankful for.
Lammas invites you to recognize what has come to fruition in your own life. The intentions once planted, the dreams you continued tending, and the work you devoted yourself to have had time to take shape. Now is a moment to take inventory so you can continue to consciously weave the dream you are being guided by.
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Lammas and burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite its flame whenever you wish to connect with the energy of abundance, gratitude, and appreciation as you honor what you have cultivated and receive the gifts of the season.
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