The Litha Collection

Lemon, Ylang Ylang, Sweet Orange, and Myrtle

Witness the glory of the sun with the Litha Collection. As the sun reaches its highest point and the days stretch their longest, Litha, the Summer Solstice, heralds a time of light, growth, and abundance. Celebrating this ancient tradition, the Litha Collection is crafted from oils of Sweet Orange, Ylang Ylang, Lemon, and Myrtle, blending bright citrus and floral notes into a radiant, uplifting aroma, inviting you to embrace the fullness of Summer and let the light shine into your day.

Fragrance Notes

• Lemon – Bright, zesty, and uplifting with a clean, crisp citrus aroma that energizes the senses
• Ylang Ylang – Exotic, floral, and slightly sweet with a rich, heady scent that adds depth and sensuality
• Sweet Orange – Juicy, cheerful, and vibrant with a fresh, tangy citrus fragrance that evokes warmth and happiness
• Myrtle – Green, herbal, and subtly sweet with a clean, fresh aroma reminiscent of Mediterranean gardens

What Is Litha?

Litha, also known as the Summer Solstice, is celebrated around the world as the longest day of the year—a moment when the sun reigns at its peak and the earth is alive with abundance. Fields are lush, gardens are overflowing, and the air itself seems to hum with energy. This ancient festival honors the fullness of summer and the power of the sun, a time when crops flourish, trees grow heavy with fruit, and nature bursts into vibrant life. Many cultures have their own names and traditions for Litha, but at its heart, it’s a universal celebration of light, warmth, and the richness of the season.

Yet Litha is also a reminder of the turning wheel of the year. After the Solstice, daylight slowly wanes, guiding us toward the cooler months ahead. To honor both abundance and impermanence, communities have long celebrated Litha with feasting and fire. Gathering with friends to cook a meal using fresh, local produce is a beautiful way to mark the day and ground yourself in the season’s energy. As the sun begins to set, lighting a bonfire or candles symbolizes holding the light as darkness grows—a timeless ritual of gratitude, reflection, and connection to the cycles of nature.

Want to know more? Check out our blog post, Litha: The Ancient Celebration of the Summer Solstice.

The Brigid Difference

At Brigid, we take living naturally seriously. For thousands of years, our ancestors cured and nourished themselves with natural plant extracts and raw materials from the world around them, not industrial chemicals and buzzy additives. We embrace this way of living, and want to make it easier for you as well. That's why we craft everything we sell in small batches ourselves, using ingredients free of parabens, plastics, and pthalates. Let the light in with natural living products by Brigid Trading Company, handmade in Kitsap County, Washington.