Beltane Incense Blend
Beltane Incense Blend
This loose incense blend was created with the intention to bring forth the sacred sensuality of the Celtic fire festival Lá Bealtaine (or Beltane). Among many other things, Beltane is known predominantly in celebration of fertility and the beginning of summer. In honor of that, this blend is meant to ignite the flame of passion and love of nature, the blooming cycles, the body and and the strength of love partnerships.
This traditional loose incense carries a very unique, exotic aromatic profile of bright fougère comprised of spring flowers, warming sap and summer grasses.
What you can use your blend for:
Burn as incense on a charcoal tab
Burn in ritual fire
Keep in a bowl as potpourri
Sprinkled about your home as a Floor Sweep
Poppets, Mojo Bags or Spell Sachets
Candle Dressing
....and so much more!
Add a bamboo charcoal for a pure first burn! (Option below)
Loose incense is the purest form of herbal burning, as its constituents are just that… herbs. No saltpeter, no quickstart, no unnatural inflammatories. Mountain Hedgewitch recommends using bamboo charcoal with this incense, as it burns the purest to match the incense itself; also, adding a small amount of honey to the blend will make it easier to bind the herbs and keep them together while they burn atop the charcoal.
Caution: While the ingredients are food grade quality, they are not intended for consumption and should be limited to ritual and craft work only. Do not consume or directly inhale product.
WARNING: Please use heat safe containers, tools and surfaces while burning. Keep away from pets, children and flammable items. When burning, do so in a well-ventilated area with quick access to a fire extinguisher. By purchasing this product, you signify that you understand and assume all responsibility of the risk of handling a natural accelerant. Any injury, damage or loss resulting from the use of any products offered by Mountain Hedgewitch: The Cunning Folkery is not held in any liability towards the company or its constituents.
