Hand-blended loose incense in matte black jars, each built around an intention, a sabbat, or a figure from Irish myth and history. Burn on a charcoal disc.
Guard hearth and heart
A ward against what would do you harm. Burn to guard hearth, heart, and home.
What’s in it
Soften the night
For quiet minds and gentle nights. Burn before sleep or meditation to soften the space around you.
What’s in it
Contains mugwort; not recommended during pregnancy.
Gather what the hazel offers
What’s in it
Clear the air, clear the way
What’s in it
Step forward anyway
What’s in it
Let the light shine
For laughter that comes easy and light that lingers. Burn to invite joy in.
What’s in it
The Thinning Veil
Welcome the ancestors home
Samhain marks the thinning of the veil between worlds, when the dead walk closest to the living and the old year gives way to the new. A night for remembrance, and for welcoming home those who came before.
What’s in it
Sunrise Through Stone
Welcome the light's return
What’s in it
Walk gently with those who came before
Honors the ground beneath us and the lineage that shaped us: a blend for grounding, remembrance, and quiet communion with those who came before.
What’s in it
The Phantom Queen
See clearly, act boldly
The Morrígan is the Irish goddess associated with war, fate, and death. Burn to invoke her prophetic sight, her protection, and her fierce sovereignty.
What’s in it
Contains mugwort; not recommended during pregnancy.
The Veiled One
Draw on the wisdom of the Crone
The winter hag and land-shaper of Irish myth, goddess of storms, mountains, and the ancestral crone. Burn to draw on her hardiness, wisdom, and protection through harsh seasons.
What’s in it
Keeper of the Sacred Fire
Forge who you were meant to be
Goddess of the forge-fire, the healing well, and the poet's flame, and one of the most enduring figures in Irish myth. Burn to kindle inspiration, healing, and the returning light.
What’s in it
The Warrior Queen
Claim what is yours
Medb, Queen of Connacht, is a sovereignty goddess whose favor made kings and whose chalice conferred rule. Burn to claim your own ground and stand in your power.
What’s in it
Contains mugwort; not recommended during pregnancy.
The Womb of Winter
Feel the gentle return of the light
What’s in it
Open the heart, welcome what comes
What’s in it
The Pirate Queen of Connacht
Gráinne Mhaol
Command your own course
Yes, Grace was a real woman: a pirate and a queen. Gráinne Mhaol (Grace O’Malley) was a sixteenth-century chieftain of the Ó Máille clan who commanded her own fleet off the Mayo coast and sailed to Greenwich to meet Elizabeth I as an equal.
What’s in it
Lord of the Mist
Weather any storm
Lord of the sea and ruler of the Otherworld. His cloak of mist hides ships and people and lets them pass between worlds.
What’s in it
Each 6 oz matte black jar is packed with about 4 oz of loose botanical blend, with two charcoal discs tucked inside so you can burn it right away.