Nordische Duftkerze EIR

In Norse mythology, Frigga, the wife of the chief god Odin, had many companions, friends, and servants. One of her best and most loyal companions was Eir—the goddess of health. With her help, you could:

• Gain physical and spiritual strength;
• Strengthen your physical body and immunity;
• receive help in combating diseases;
• Harmonize the body’s energy centers and points;
• Protect your physical body from disease.

For this handmade aromatic candle, we created a magical aroma of mint, lime, and myrrh, symbolizing the powers of nature, harvest, abundance, and health. We believe this aroma could also help you regain your physical strength. This aromatic candle could help you gain the favor of the medicine and health goddess Eir.

The magical scent of this candle is based on ancient customs, traditions, and the belief that every plant or aroma serves its own magical purpose. It's like a witch's recipe, where each plant and its aroma has a very important aromatherapeutic and magical function. The main notes complement each other with their aromatherapeutic properties, creating a high-quality fragrance pyramid in which each scent finds its place in harmony with other aromas.

Along with this soy wax candle, you will receive: A detailed description of the candle's purpose; a description of the aromatherapeutic effects of various scents; and a simple meditation/affirmation ritual to help you gain physical and spiritual power, strengthen your physical body and immunity, receive help in fighting illness, harmonize the body's energy centers and points, and protect your physical body from disease. This aromatic candle may help you gain the favor of the medicine and health goddess Eir.

• Pure soy wax; essential oils and fragrance oils; wooden wick
• Glass vessel made of amber-colored cut glass
• Burning time: approx. 50 hours
• Height: 10 cm; Diameter: 8.5 cm
• Weight: 400 g; Net weight: 250 g
• Recyclable or reusable packaging
• Handmade in Lithuania

Bergamot: Bergamot fruits were highly valued and widely used by physicians in ancient and medieval times. The Egyptians used limes to treat food poisoning and typhus. Europeans considered bergamot a good remedy for plague, malaria, and fever, as well as an antidote for snakebites. Herbalists recommended the use of bergamot juice to lower blood pressure, cleanse toxins from the liver, and relieve joint pain. Avicenna described bergamot as the best remedy for the heart and recommended the use of limes during pregnancy and for the treatment of liver diseases. English sailors carried bergamot on board to prevent scurvy. In the mid-17th century, bergamot's healing properties were officially recognized. The scent of bergamot helps people successfully adapt to new conditions and new people, strengthens life goals, and awakens creativity at work and in the family. It also helps them overcome difficult situations. Eucalyptus: a traditional essential oil found in medicine cabinets. It is extremely popular in aromatherapy. It is most commonly used for inhalations, chest balms for rubbing, and massage oils for treating colds, flu, and viral infections. Eucalyptus essential oil is a wonderful preventative measure and is excellent for purifying and freshening indoor air. By purifying and freshening indoor air, eucalyptus also destroys pathogenic microorganisms and strengthens the immune system, awakening the body's defenses. Cedar: has a calming, invigorating, and rejuvenating effect, providing a feeling of comfort; therefore, it is recommended for irrational fears, aggression, hysteria, anger, or other physiologically inconsistent phenomena, as well as for insomnia.