Purification Bath Kit

Complete for one working. White candle, holder, powder sachet, and instructions.

The cleansing bath format. Folk practice's classic fresh-start ritual.

Ready out of the box. The assembly done, the clearing yours.

• Contents: white candle with holder, purification powder sachet, instruction card
• For ritual bath use; the sachet goes in or beside the water and is not for consumption
• Discontinue if skin irritation occurs; rinse tub after use
• SKU: RKBPUR

Cleansing comes first in nearly every tradition that keeps ritual order: the ground cleared before the working is set, the vessel washed before it is filled. The purification bath is that principle applied to the practitioner, water and intention lifting what the season left behind, with a white candle, the tradition's clean-slate color, standing watch at the tub's edge. Practitioners reach for it at month's turns, after heavy chapters, and before beginnings that deserve clear ground. The kit promises no transformation; it stages the working honestly, and the fresh start, as ever, is made by the one who takes it.

1. Read the card and set the white candle in its holder on a safe, dry surface away from towels and curtains.
2. Draw the bath and add the powder sachet to the water.
3. Light the candle, soak, and picture the old season lifting and clear ground opening.
4. Snuff the candle before leaving the room, rinse the tub, and never leave a flame unattended near a bath.

• Purification Bath Salts, 5 oz: extends the kit into a steady practice.
• Protection Bath Kit: the sealing counterpart after the clearing.
• Purification Lailokens Awen Candle: the handmade candle for the next working.

What comes in the kit?

A white candle with holder, a purification powder sachet, and an instruction card: one complete cleansing bath.

Why a white candle?

Tradition's clean-slate color: white opens fresh ground, standing watch while the water does the lifting.

Any cautions?

Bath use only, nothing consumed, tub rinsed after, skin listened to, and the flame never left alone.