Ár ok friðr — for a good year and peace.
Made for the turning toward autumn and winter, this ritual oil is part of our Ár ok Friðr practice: a reckoning with what has been tended, what has sustained us, and what is worth carrying forward.
Use it to anoint yourself, ritual tools, candles or objects connected to the thing you are tending — a household, relationship, livelihood, garden, craft, community or other work that asks for your continued care.
This is not an oil for calling abundance out of nowhere. It is for recognizing what has grown, acknowledging what it has required, and tending the conditions that allow it to endure.
Created as part of the limited seasonal Ár ok Friðr Ritual, and offered separately while the season lasts.
Use for:
Autumn practice · gratitude · reciprocity · household tending · harvest reckoning · continuity · preparing for winter
Til árs ok friðar.
Ingredients:
Sweet almond oil, proprietary blends and juniper, finished with dried Washington State apple peel and 24k gold, and a tiny handcrafted clay apple in each bottle.
(photos incoming)
Ár ok friðr — for a good year and peace.
Made for the turning toward autumn and winter, this ritual oil is part of our Ár ok Friðr practice: a reckoning with what has been tended, what has sustained us, and what is worth carrying forward.
Use it to anoint yourself, ritual tools, candles or objects connected to the thing you are tending — a household, relationship, livelihood, garden, craft, community or other work that asks for your continued care.
This is not an oil for calling abundance out of nowhere. It is for recognizing what has grown, acknowledging what it has required, and tending the conditions that allow it to endure.
Created as part of the limited seasonal Ár ok Friðr Ritual, and offered separately while the season lasts.
Use for:
Autumn practice · gratitude · reciprocity · household tending · harvest reckoning · continuity · preparing for winter
Til árs ok friðar.
Ingredients:
Sweet almond oil, proprietary blends and juniper, finished with dried Washington State apple peel and 24k gold, and a tiny handcrafted clay apple in each bottle.
(photos incoming)
