There is a moment on Midsummer evening when the light refuses to leave. The sun stands still. The air holds. Time suspends itself in gold. Gloaming is that moment in candle form. This sabbat candle honours Litha, the summer solstice, when the sun is at its zenith and solar power peaks.
With a scent that is bright and fruity on cold throw, it dries down into warm golden depth on burn. Every element was chosen for both beauty and symbolic integrity.
Citrine — solar abundance at the peak of the year Sunstone — for Áine, Irish goddess of the sun and sovereignty Green Aventurine — Áine's land energy, the abundance of high summer in full bloom Dried orange slices — the solar botanical of Midsummer, the colour of the solstice sun Blue lotus petals — an ancient solar sacred flower associated with rebirth and the returning light Dried thyme — sacred Midsummer herb
