Nefertiti incense blend Lughnasadh - celebration of the harvest and time of abundance

Nefertitis Lughnasadh smoking blend - a unique smoking blend from our magical workshop in Nefertitis

A celebration of the harvest and a time of abundance. Celebrate the harvest, thank nature for its abundance, show gratitude for the fruits of nature. We have created and mixed the mixture in our magical workshop in Nefertitis to contain traditional herbs for the celebration of the magical holiday of Lughnasadh (pronounced Lu-na-sah). Celebrate the 5th holiday of the Wheel of the Year cycle, which usually falls on August 1. It is one of the four main Celtic holidays along with Imbolc , Beltain and Samhain . The mixture contains resins, thyme, white sage and other ingredients. Weight 20 g.
Manufacturer: Concetta Beauty sro
Country of origin: Czech Republic

Holiday energy

• Thank you for the harvest.

• Accepting changes and closing the cycle.

• Preparation for the gradual transition to the darker part of the year (days shorten and nights lengthen).

• Celebrating abundance and sharing with family and friends.

The symbolism of the holiday is thanksgiving, honoring Mother Earth for the first harvest, especially grain and crops. The lengthening of the night and the shortening of the day, the peak of summer and the approach of winter. Symbols include sacrifice and abundance, the first sheaf or loaf of bread can be offered.

Nefertitis Lughnasadh incense blend

Lughnasadh is a festival of the first harvest, especially of grain. It is a time of thanksgiving and gratitude for the fruits of the earth and the beginning of the harvest season. The holiday is dedicated to the sun god Lugh, who was the god of light, arts and crafts.

The blend is smoked for its pleasantly resinous aroma with herbal, aromatic notes. It celebrates the harvest and the abundance of nature's gifts: the 5th holiday of the Wheel of the Year Lughnasadh. You can learn more about the magical holiday in our article.

Celebrate the holiday with a special altar for the Lughnasadh ritual. Learn more about the origins, traditions and magical rituals associated with this magical holiday in our article: Lughnasadh: tips on how to celebrate the harvest festival - traditionally and modernly.

Aroma: resinous with herbal, aromatic notes.
Warning: use the mixture only for smoking purposes.

The amazing thing about this smoker is that you don't just have to burn it, but you can put it in a bag in your bedroom, bathroom, car, office, or use it as potpourri.

Instructions for use: pour a small amount of the mixture onto hot, quick-igniting charcoal and let the mixture smolder until it burns out completely. We recommend using special tongs to hold the charcoal. It is best to use containers designed for this purpose, such as incense burners or natural flat shells or metal bowls. You can also burn the mixture in smoking ovens. or using an aroma lamp. Never leave the mixture unattended while burning. Store in a dry, cool place and out of reach of children .

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