Fire, flowers, fertility. The Earth is in full bloom and faerie trickery is afoot. This is the energy of Beltane.
Beltane (Bealtane or May Day) occurs April 30-May 1, marking the beginning of the Celtic Summer and the light half of the year. The energies of nature, abundance, and fertility are potent. This ancient fire festival 🔥 is a time for growth, love and pleasure. Directly opposite Samhain on the Wheel of the Year, Beltane is also a time when the “veil” is thin, when we are closest to the spirit world, especially nature spirits and mischievous faerie folk.
The scent is a blend of sun-kissed honeysuckle, just-blooming roses, and low-burning embers from a sacred Beltane bonfire. Topped with a green aventurine crystal for healing, attracting abundance, and connecting to the natural world and labradorite (only in large), the stone of magick, for enhancing intuition, personal power, and connection to the spirit realms. Accompanying these larger crystals are chips of carnelian for creativity and pleasure and peridot for personal transformation. Sprinkled with a dash of biodegradable glitter to honor faerie magick, cornflowers for fertility and optimism, rose petals for deep healing and self-love, and hawthorn leaves and petals which have been used in Beltane celebrations for centuries.
These soy candles are hand-poured into cast iron cauldrons, which can be cleaned and reused. Choose large (16oz) or small (4oz). See candle sizes for reference in image 5.
Large Cauldron (16 oz) - also comes with a lid (see last image). Burn time: approximately 50+ hours. Cauldron measures approximately 4.75" at the widest by 4.75" deep, with an opening of 4" wide. It is about 4.5" tall with the legs, and the opening is about 3" deep.
Small Cauldron (4 oz) - does not come with a lid or labradorite crystal. Burn time: approximately 20+ hours. Cauldron measures approximately 4.75" at the widest by 3.5" deep, with an opening of 3" wide, and 1.75" tall (not including handle).
Candle care & burning instructions: Keep wick trimmed to 1/4" to avoid soot and smoke, and to maintain a level wax melt. Never leave unattended while burning.
