Mabon Candles egyptian goddess For more long-term

For more long-term

We am now making the long ones WITH the lobster claw claps

and after all the short-lived fragrances burn off

The patterns of the pillowcases for my dream pillows will change according to the whim of our seamstress and what is available in the fabric stores that she haunts

because grief is cold

Mabon Candles egyptian goddess For more long-termMabon is the recent pagan appellation for the Autumnal Equinox, usually September 21st or 22nd. The essential oil blend in these candles honors the elder Celtic king, Mabon, and includes fragrances of herbs and resins suitable for offeratory purposes and for any celebration of this time of year. Mabon oil smells like Autumn, with Oaks and mosses, and a hint of apple. Mabon candles are made on Saturdays in the Waxing Moon. Burn just one, or one each