Mabon Collection – Fresh Apples, Apple Pie & Harvest Spice

The Mabon Collection is Brigid Trading Company's full line of apple and harvest-spice scented products, like candles, soap, lotions, home fragrance, and wearable fragrance, all built on our own autumnal blend of McIntosh apples, Granny Smith apples, apple pie, and harvest spices.

Mabon is the Celtic name for the Autumn Equinox, celebrated around September 21–23, the day light and dark sit in perfect balance and the second of the year's three harvests comes in. We chose its scent to match: McIntosh apples, Granny Smith apples, apple pie, and harvest spices like clove, ginger, and allspice. The most autumnal scent in our line, and the one customers come back for no matter what the season.

Fragrance Notes

• McIntosh Apples: A crisp, juicy, and subtly sweet apple aroma with a burst of floral freshness.
• Granny Smiths -  A tart, bright, and invigorating green apple scent with a clean, refreshing edge.
• Harvest Spices: A warm, comforting blend of autumnal spices like cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and ginger.
• Fresh Apple Pie: A sweet, inviting aroma of baked apples, buttery crust, and warm spices, filling your space with the essence of autumn.

What Is Mabon?

One of the ancient holidays on the Wheel of the Year, Mabon marks the Autumnal Equinox, a moment when day and night are in perfect balance and the sun hangs midway between its highest and lowest points. This sacred seasonal festival celebrates reflection, gratitude, and the turning of the seasons.

Mabon is also the time of the High Harvest, when the year’s labors yield abundance. Apples are ripe, fields are full, and the bounty of the harvest is ready to be gathered. As the crisp chill of winter approaches, Mabon reminds us to honor the cycles of nature, savor the fruits of our efforts, and prepare for the coming colder months.

To learn more, read our blog post, Mabon: The Autumn Equinox Festival of Harvest, Gratitude, and Balance.

FAQ

• What does the Mabon scent smell like? Fresh apples, like red McIntosh and green Granny Smith, layered with warm apple pie and harvest spices like clove, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. Fruity-spicy without smelling like food cooking. The most autumnal scent in our line.
• What is Mabon? The Celtic name for the Autumn Equinox, celebrated around September 21–23. It marks the second of the year's three harvest festivals and the balance point between summer and winter, a traditional moment for gratitude and feasting.
• Are these products natural? Yes. Everything in the collection is handcrafted in small batches and made without parabens, phthalates, or plastics.
• Is the Mabon Collection a good gift? Yes! The shared scent across candle, soap, skincare, and home fragrance makes it easy to build a gift set, and it's especially fitting for the Autumn Equinox, fall housewarmings, and the beginning of the holiday gift season.