This incense blend is dedicated to the rituals surrounding the summer solstice, when the sun reaches it’s annual zenith. The ophidian seal adorning the vessels that contain the solstice incense, is inspired by the viper’s bugloss (Echium vulgare) herb.
The ingredients for this blend are the herbs and flowers traditionally associated with the summer solstice. The incense blend evokes in particular a vision of a summer meadow at dusk: bushes of blue flowering viper’s bugloss cover the ground and transform into nests of serpents. Plantain, thistle and St. John’s wort grow at its side. Nearby, the fragrant yellow flowers of the evening primrose glow in the evening light and emit their sweet scent into the sweltry air, attracting the most wondrous kind of fairy folks…
Contains: amber, chamomile, copal (white), dammar resin, evening primrose, frankincense (aden), mugwort, mullein, plantain, shed snake skin, St. John’s wort, tansy, blessed thistle, vervain, viper’s bugloss, yarrow
Use this incense blend for cleansing, 
purification and letting go of the old, for protection, renewal, celebrating the night, inspired dreaming and creativity. The blend can also aid in decision making: cast out the serpent as a symbol of “evil” or embrace it as a symbol of wisdom and become a serpent yourself.
Available options and pricing:
- 100 ml violet glass jar – 19,80 Euro
- 50 ml violet glass jar – 12,10 Euro
- 60 ml brown glass jar – 12,10 Euro
- 120 ml brown glass jar – 19,80 Euro
Order this blend via e-mail and from my etsy shop
Update: In the previous message the title image and some links were not working. These have been fixed now. Thanks for reading and have a blessed solstice!
June 16, 2016
Posted In: Feast Days, Ritual, Incense
Tags: vipers bugloss, chamomile, plantain, yarrow, copal, purification, creativity, purifying, ritual, evening primrose, serpent seal, ophidian, frankincense, solstice incense, ritual tools, solstices, divination & dream, inspiration, st. john's eve, vervain, inspired dream, st. johns wort, cleansing, midsummer, summer solstice, ritual incense, mugwort, tansy, amber, mullein
