Lughnasadh Room and Linen Spray - Blackberries, Oats, and Honey

Lughnasadh Room & Linen Spray – Blackberry, Oats & Honey Natural Home Fragrance

The Lughnasadh Room & Linen Spray is a natural room and linen spray scented with wild blackberries, fresh oats, and golden honey: the fastest way to fill a space with the Celtic harvest festival.

A few mists and the room turns warm and summery. Blackberries open the scent up, oats soften it underneath, honey leaves a quiet golden trail behind. Mist it on the air, on bed linens, on a pillow before sleep, on a couch that needs reviving, or on a towel coming out of the dryer. A blackberry and honey spray with none of the harsh chemical edge of conventional air fresheners; just the harvest in a bottle.

Especially nice late summer through fall, or whenever the scent of autumn beckons.

At a glance

• Scent - Wild blackberries, fresh oats, honey — sweet, ripe, gently grainy
• Use on - Air, linens, pillows, upholstery, towels
• Made - Handcrafted in small batches in Kitsap County, Washington
• Free of - Parabens, phthalates, plastics, acetone
• For external use only. Spot-test fabrics first. Avoid eyes.

Fragrance Notes

• Blackberries - Captures the untamed sweetness of wild, sun-warmed blackberries
  
• Fresh Oats - A soft, subtle aroma that nourishes and comforts, evoking the scent of fields of grain in the wind 
  
• Honey - The warm sweetness of honey captures this ancient delicacy and remedy, one of our humanity's first sweet treats

What Is Lughnsadh?

Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-nah-sah) is one of the four great Celtic fire festivals, marking the beginning of the harvest season on August 1st. Traditionally dedicated to the god Lugh, the festival celebrated the first grains, fruits, and vegetables gathered from the land. Communities came together to honor the earth’s abundance with feasts, games, and offerings of bread made from the season’s first harvest. Lughnasadh is a time of gratitude, reflection, and renewal, reminding us to celebrate the rewards of hard work and the natural cycles that sustain us.

Today, celebrating Lughnasadh can be as simple or elaborate as you wish. Many people bake fresh bread, enjoy seasonal fruits like blackberries and apples, or decorate their homes with wheat stalks, sunflowers, and candles in shades of gold and amber. Outdoor picnics, crafting, and sharing meals with loved ones all honor the spirit of community that defines this festival. Lighting a candle or offering thanks to the earth can turn Lughnasadh into a moment of mindfulness, welcoming the slow shift from summer’s abundance to autumn’s harvests.

FAQ

• What does the Lughnasadh room spray smell like? Wild blackberries with oats and honey, a soft harvest scent that's soft, sweet, and smooth, never chemical.
• Can I spray it on bedding? Yes. It's made as a room and linen spray. Spot-test delicate or dark fabrics in an inconspicuous spot first.
• Is it a natural air freshener? Yes. It's made without parabens, phthalates, plastics, or acetone; none of the chemical sting of conventional sprays.
• How is it different from the diffuser oil? The spray is ready to use straight from the bottle, on air or fabric. The diffuser oil is concentrated and needs a diffuser, humidifier, or carrier, better for scenting a whole room continuously.
• What is Lughnasadh? Lughnasadh (also called Lammas) is the Celtic harvest festival celebrated on August 1.

Ingredients

Distilled water, witch hazel, vegetable glycerine, fragrance

About Brigid Trading Company

Brigid Trading Company is a two-person company in Kitsap County, Washington. We handcraft everything we sell, from out soy wax candles, natural lotions, and hand-milled and goat milk soap, to our beard oil, lip balm, and home fragrances, in small batches, using fragrance and essential oils and ingredients free of parabens, phthalates, and plastics. We ship across the US and offer free local delivery in Kitsap County. If you ever have a problem with an order, reach out. We'll make it right.