Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Litha. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with the scent of soft linens and ozonic sea minerals.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
The warmth of the light
Allow it to delight the present moment
Rejuvenating mind, body & spirit
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to edge of vessel during each use to avoid cratering.
A bit about Litha:
Celebrated June 20th-21st
The Summer Solstice
Marking the longest day + shortest night
Rejoicing in the peak energy of the Sun
Themes of abundance, nourishment + beauty
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Litha and to burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite this flame at any time to connect energetically with rejuvenation, warmth and the delight of the present moment.
Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Litha. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with the scent of soft linens and ozonic sea minerals.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
The warmth of the light
Allow it to delight the present moment
Rejuvenating mind, body & spirit
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to edge of vessel during each use to avoid cratering.
A bit about Litha:
Celebrated June 20th-21st
The Summer Solstice
Marking the longest day + shortest night
Rejoicing in the peak energy of the Sun
Themes of abundance, nourishment + beauty
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Litha and to burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite this flame at any time to connect energetically with rejuvenation, warmth and the delight of the present moment.
The Height of the Light. The power of presence.
As the sun reaches its zenith on Summer Solstice, Litha asks you to shine fully and celebrate all you’ve become. This guide supports rituals of radiance, gratitude, and activation—reminding you that your light is a blessing meant to be shared.
