House of Lumhia was born from fire.
In the ashes, we found medicine.
Everything here is handcrafted, bespoke, and energetically loaded. Each piece is made in ritual — by hand, with intention set into every layer, when the energy is right. Nothing is mass-produced. Nothing is purely decorative. You are not buying a product. You are buying a rite that was made for you before we knew your name.
Fire is our element. It shaped everything we create:
Rise — Protection, threshold, resilience, sovereignty, return.
For when you're in the ashes and you choose to stand anyway.
Devotion — Heart-fire, chosen love, self-love, tenderness, devotion with teeth.
For when you choose what you love and tend it like it matters.
Ignite — Desire, creativity, boldness, power, movement.
For when you're ready to let the fire dance.
Choose the one your body asks for.
RISE
For crossing, reclaiming, and standing rooted.
You're here because something is hard. A threshold you didn't choose, a loss that rearranged you, a season that tried to take more than it was owed.
This is not gentle new beginnings. This is for the ones standing in the ashes, rooted as fuck, choosing not to disappear.
Rise says: I cross this and keep myself.
Keywords: protection, anchor, courage, threshold, resilience, grounding, boundaries, sovereignty, return
What carries Rise
Rise candle — black. Rosemary, juniper, elderflower, mugwort, hawthorn. Black thread.
Rise salt — black salt with rosemary, juniper, cedar wood oil.
Rise smudge wool — mugwort, sage, rosemary, mistletoe, juniper, elderflower, hawthorn and frankincense.
Rise witch bottle — sealed. Protection layered into glass. Salt, ashes, rosemary, juniper, hawthorn, sage, mugwort, a screw, mistle, elderflower, onyx. Black wax and thread.
DEVOTION
For tending, choosing, and loving without armour.
You're here because your heart is either locked or on fire and both of those need tending. Maybe it's been walled so long the wall feels like you. Maybe you love something fierce enough to terrify you. Maybe you've never once turned that tenderness inward.
This is not soft. Roses have thorns for a reason. Devotion is heart-fire — the love that stays when staying costs you something. It tends and it protects what it tends. It chooses with teeth.
Devotion says: I tend what is mine to love — and I bare my teeth for it.
Keywords: heart-fire, chosen love, self-love, tenderness, devotion with teeth, self-forgiveness, heart opening, tending, fierce love, care without shrinking
What carries Devotion
Devotion candle — burgundy. Rose, red clover, hawthorn, hibiscus, cinnamon, shepherd's purse. Gold thread.
Devotion salt — pink salt with rose, red clover, cinnamon. Geranium oil, rose oil.
Devotion smudge wool — mugwort and sage with rose, red clover, hawthorn, hibiscus, cinnamon, shepherd's purse and myrrh.
Devotion witch bottle — sealed. Heart-fire layered into glass. Red clover, rose quarz, chili, hawthorn, hibiscus, jaspis, rose, shepherd's purse, devotion binding rune. Red wax, faux leather thread.
IGNITE
For desire, creativity, boldness, and movement.
You're here because something in you wants to live and you keep putting it off. A project. A voice. A want. A yes that's been sitting in your throat for months.
This is not a gentle nudge. Ignite is the fire that already knows where it's going. Shoulders down. Solar plexus open. It moves — and the plan catches up.
Ignite says: I move and the fire moves with me.
Keywords: desire, creativity, boldness, power, movement, appetite, life-force, self-confidence, inner sun, joy, action
What carries Ignite
Ignite candle — mud. Calendula, orange peel, cinnamon, clove, St. John's wort, bay leaf. Gold or copper thread.
Ignite salt — coarse salt with calendula, orange peel. Lemon myrtle, grapefruit, bergamot oils.
Ignite smudge wool — mugwort, sage, calendula, orange, clove, St. John's wort, bay leaf and frankincense.
Ignite witch bottle — sealed. Fire layered into glass. Calendula, cinnamon, bay leaf, St. John's wort, clove, orange, pepper, citrin, tiger's eye. Ignite binding rune. Copper wax, golden thread.
How to meet the work
We made these in ritual — herbs gathered, plants processed, wax sealed, runes burned, sigils bound. The objects come alive when intention is layered into every fold. Now comes your part.
Your attention sharpens the work. Your intention makes it personal. Each piece is ready as it is — and it deepens when you meet it with your own breath, your own want, your own naming. What you hold here is alive and waiting for you.
Plant wool
Herbs and resins processed and bespoken with a specific technique to burn plants without needing a charcoal disc. Pure plant and resin, no saltpeter.
Ready to use. If you want to strengthen what it carries, speak the words of your pillar as you light it, or into the rising smoke — your attention reactivates the energy in the moment.
How to use: pinch a portion onto a fire-safe dish. Light as much or as little as you want - blow on the ember to ignite, or let it simmer low and slow. Walk it through your space, pass it slowly over your body — let the smoke move where it wants. Air the space when finished. Speak gratitude or hum.
Ashes: pure plant and resin, energetically dense. Return them to the earth as offering. They are not only byproduct — untreated ashes can be carried, scattered, added to salt, used to mark thresholds. The ash is the second life of the wool.
Salt
For ritual use, protection, and energetic cleansing.
How to use:
- Sprinkle a line at thresholds — doors, windows, edges of a room you're holding closed.
- Place a small bowl of salt in the centre of a room. It draws heavy energy in. Speak the pillar's words into it to reactivate it. Leave it there for days, until the work feels done. Smudge or use an aura spray to fill up the freed energetical space.
- Dissolve a pinch in water to cleanse energetically (floors, objects etc) or to mark your thresholds — check salt sensitivity of the surface first.
- Hold a few grains in your palm before speaking words that need weight.
To dispose: salt that has done the work goes in the trash. Salt is harmful to soil and plants — do not return it to the earth.
Witch bottle
Sealed. Layered with intent, bespoken, marked with a rune and filled with energy before the wax closed it. Made before we knew your name.
The bottle is made to help the one who activates it — so it needs to know who it's working for.
To activate: hold it in your dominant hand. Speak your intention out loud, three times — whatever phrasing feels right. Formal *"I activate this bottle for myself”* works. So does *"bitch, you're working for me now."* The bottle reads intention, not register.
Place it somewhere you see it daily — windowsill, altar, bedside, workspace. The more you connect with it, the more it works for you.
Do not open it. The seal IS the magic. If it ever breaks on its own, that's the work completing.
Binding rune
Hand-burned and bespoken on wood. Each carries the binding sigil for its pillar.
To activate: hold it in your hand and speak your intention out loud — three times, whatever phrasing feels right.
Wear it at your throat, hang it where you'll see it, place it on your altar, carry it in your pocket. The more you connect with it, the deeper it works.
Candle — full rite
You did not buy a candle. You bought a ritual.
The candle is bespoken, carrying its pillar and its intention, ready to meet your fire. It can work if you simply "activate it for yourself" — but that's not taking responsibility for what you came here for. The full rite is the work.
Time. Moon phases can be powerful, but they don't override what your body knows. The right time is when you feel right, have time, and are in the right energy. That matters more than the lunar calendar.
Setup. Place the candle in a holder or a dish filled with sand or salt to keep it upright. Plant material and resin can make the flame bright and active — be aware of what's around the candle, give it space.
Before lighting. Breathe. Connect to yourself. The candle carries an intention — take a moment to feel into what it means for you, the emotions connected to it.
Light it if you have time to ideally let it burn through. Speak the intention of the candle aloud as you light it, focusing your own intention into the flame.
Sit. Look at the flame and connect. Speak your own words out loud. Visualize what you came for. Sit as long as you want — meditate, pray, affirm, or simply watch.
Alternative: write your intention on paper. Burn the paper in the candle flame if your work is release.
Reading the flame. The flame reads you back. A steady burn says the work is locked. A sputter says something is fighting. Smoke direction can speak. Each flame says something different to each person — listen with your body, not your head.
If you must put it out, use a snuffer, or blow if it feels aligned. Witches differ on this — trust your own knowing.
Close. Hand to chest, "thank you," "it is done," or silence. Mark that the rite has closed.
Disposal. Remaining wax and ash are inert plant material and resin. Dispose with intention — fire-pit if you have one, trash with acknowledgment if not. Do not bin without recognition that the work was done.
Words to hold — Rise
"I cross this and keep myself."
"What burned revealed my real."
"I rise rooted."
Words to hold — Devotion
"I tend what is mine to love."
"Roses have thorns for a reason."
"Devotion with teeth."
Words to hold — Ignite
"I move and the fire moves with me."
"This fire dances."
"Shoulders down. Solar plexus open. Go."
What we made is yours now. What you do with it is between you and the fire.
Lumen and Cynthia, House of Lumhia