ONLY AVAILABLE THE MONTH OF MARCH
 
Product:
All our candles are made with a natural coconut wax and organic elder beeswax. The scents are a mixture of essential oils and fragrance oils that hold no phthalates, parabens, mutagens, toxins, endocrine disruptors, or carcinogens. Herbs are rose petals or cornflower + adorned with a decorative wax melt. We carry two sizes; 6oz tins and 10oz Jars. 
 
Scent:
Basil and grapefruit top notes allude to greenery before flowing into strong mid notes of rose with a hint of magnolia blossoms. Sweet and earthy patchouli rounds out this boutique rose scent. This scent is infused with natural essential oils including orange and amyris. 
 
The Holiday:
Ostara is a pagan festival that celebrates the spring equinox, typically observed around March 20-23 in the Northern Hemisphere. It is one of the eight festivals in the Wheel of the Year followed by Wiccans, modern pagans, and other nature-based spiritual traditions.
 
Origins & Meaning
Named after Eostre, a Germanic goddess of spring, renewal, and fertility (where the name Easter is believed to have originated).
Symbolizes balance, as day and night are of equal length, marking the transition from winter to longer, warmer days.
Associated with themes of rebirth, fertility, and new beginnings.
Common Ostara Symbols
Eggs – Represent fertility, life, and renewal (similar to Easter traditions).
Rabbits/Hares – Ancient symbols of fertility and abundance.
Flowers & Seeds – Represent growth, blooming, and potential.
Butterflies – Symbolize transformation and new life.
How People Celebrate Ostara
Decorating eggs (like Easter but with a deeper symbolic meaning).
Planting seeds or starting a garden.
Spending time in nature to honor the changing seasons.
Spring cleaning to clear out old energy and welcome new beginnings.
Rituals and altars featuring flowers, candles, and symbols of balance.
Ostara is a time of renewal, balance, and hope, making it a beautiful festival to celebrate the changing of the seasons.