Also called garden witches- herbal witches are highly connected to the earth and the energy that it possesses. They may have their own garden where they grow their own herbs, but they also study their area and practice with local plants and their own environment. Herbal witches use plants/greenery in their spells and magic and sometimes, even their cooking and in their home. They do this to be as close to Mother Earth, and the spirit she encompasses, as possible. The pressed greenery rim is the perfect visual for this energy. Duel toned green wax and matching moss agate  pair with a metal quartz topped spoon and herbal tea blend. The tea jar on top is crushed hibiscus, raspberry, blackberry, and peppermint blend is made to amplify the intention of grounding yourself  and protecting your aura. The scent of honey, thyme, and star anise draws both sweet and earthy notes to a profile that feels complex but familiar to our herbal witches. 
 
Each candle and its crystals were charged in  the full moonlight after being cleansed. Clean your stone with warm water once you have burned your candle down, keep it with you or set it in your home so you can continue to benefit from its properties.
 
The scent profile for the Herbal Witch candle is Honey, Thyme, and Star Anise.
 
Every candle features a spell or affirmation card, say the words as you let your candle burn to further enforce your set intention.
 
Each candle is handmade with 100% soy wax, roughly 12oz (I pour with love but not necessarily with precision) and comes in a glass status jar.
 
Candles poured during the full moon amplify the energy or intentions you set.
 
Because natural ingredients are used, each individual candle is unique and may have slight variations from the picture. Some herbs or botanical elements may come loose during shipping – just scoot them back over to the edge of the glass before lighting your candle.
 
The first time you burn your candle, make sure you burn it long enough for the pool of melted wax to reach the rim of the glass to avoid “tunneling”.
 
Please use caution when removing your stone – the stones can get extremely hot when near the candle flame so please do NOT try to handle them when the candle is lit or has been recently extinguished. I recommend fishing them out of the glass with a disposable spoon (or similar) when the wax is cooler but still melted, then wiping thoroughly with a paper towel until clean.
 
Do not leave a burning candle unattended, and do not burn the candle low enough so that the herbs or botanical elements might catch. Only burn the candle on a heat-resistant surface and please use caution when handling the candle while the candle is lit or recently extinguished as it can get hot.