Cornflower adds a delicate, slightly floral note. Sweet grass provides a soft, sweet, grassy warmth. Angelica root adds depth and a spicy grounding note. Spruce resin provides a clear, forest-resinous base and gives the smoke stability. Wild thyme adds a strong, herbaceous, spicy edge. Overall, the fragrance is fresh, invigorating, and very “clear” in the room.

Annual cycle festivals

Eight major festivals are known to have been celebrated by the Celts: four solar festivals (equinoxes and solstices) and four lunar festivals, which take place between the solar festivals. Reconnecting with these natural cycles can strengthen our connection to nature and the cosmos. In an age where so much is uniformly available, transitions can easily fade into the background. Annual cycle incense burning comes in here: consciously marking, honoring, realigning.

Cornflower, sweetgrass, angelica root, spruce resin, wild thyme, etc.

This incense blend is produced according to a traditional recipe. The selection of raw materials and their proportions are based on time-honored, historically documented, and ethnobotanical principles. Resins and dried herbs are finely ground and processed into a homogeneous mixture.

• Place a small amount on charcoal or in an incense burner/warmer.
• Start with a small amount and add more as needed.
• Ventilate the room well to allow the fragrance to develop properly.

Use only in suitable, heat-resistant incense burners. Never leave smoldering charcoal or incense unattended. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials. Ensure adequate ventilation.

50 ml in a small glass