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Burn when honouring GANESHA, Hindu god of good fortune, remover of obstacles and thought to bring good luck, patron of arts and sciences; and the ... more info

Burn when honouring GANYMEDE, the cupbearer and lover of Zeus, represents the ideal male beauty in Greek culture and is a symbol of divine love. He ... more info

Burn when honouring the GODDESS. The Wiccan Goddess embodies the divine feminine as the Triple Goddess—Maiden, Mother, and Crone—reflecting ... more info

Burn when honouring GANESHA, Hindu god of good fortune, remover of obstacles and thought to bring good luck, patron of arts and sciences; and the ... more info

Burn when honouring GANYMEDE, the cupbearer and lover of Zeus, represents the ideal male beauty in Greek culture and is a symbol of divine love. He ... more info

Burn when honouring the GODDESS. The Wiccan Goddess embodies the divine feminine as the Triple Goddess—Maiden, Mother, and Crone—reflecting ... more info

Burn when honouring HADES, Greek God of the Underworld, riches and the dead. (Known as Pluto in the Roman Pantheon). .

Burn when honouring GAIA, Greek Goddess of the Earth. (Known as Terra in the Roman Pantheon).

Burn when honouring GANESHA, Hindu god of good fortune, remover of obstacles and thought to bring good luck, patron of arts and sciences; and the ... more info

Burn when honouring GANYMEDE, the cupbearer and lover of Zeus, represents the ideal male beauty in Greek culture and is a symbol of divine love. He ... more info