Full Moon gift set

1 Fireweed Velouthé, matcha-style powder, 20 g

1 Clair de Lune herbal infusion, Lemon Balm & Chamomile, 5 g

1 Soothing Bath Milk, Oat & Calendula

1 Beeswax tealight candle

1 parchment guide outlining Full Moon traditions and celebrations, including the main lunar phases, events, and their correspondences, French version only

The celebration of the full moon, known as an Esbat in Pagan and Wiccan traditions, is an ancient ritual practiced across various cultures. The term Esbat refers to gatherings or celebrations held during the full moon.

The moon is closely linked to natural cycles and symbolizes the major stages of life, birth, growth, maturity, decline, and renewal. In some traditions, it also represents the three aspects of the Goddess, the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone, reflecting feminine cycles and the transformations of existence.

The lunar cycle influences nature, particularly the tides. Traditional knowledge also associates it with agricultural rhythms, certain phases being considered more favorable for sowing or harvesting.

Esbat nights were traditionally devoted to reflection, gratitude, and intention setting. Practices could include meditation, purification rituals, celebration, and sometimes divination. The full moon thus becomes a symbolic moment to reflect on the month that has passed and to begin a new cycle with clarity and intention.