Solstice d'été

After spring and its renewal, we arrive at the summer solstice on June 21 : the longest day and shortest night of the year.

This phenomenon is due to the Earth's tilt on its axis, and the summer solstice marks the moment when the sun's rays shine most directly on the Northern Hemisphere.

A sacred day since the dawn of time...

More than just an astronomical event, this day has been celebrated around the world since ancient times.

In Celtic tradition, the Oak King was honored; the Egyptians celebrated the sun god Ra; and in Christian traditions, the feast of Saint John was marked by lighting sacred fires at night to ward off evil spirits.

This day is imbued with symbols of strength, vitality, light, abundance, and community.

It is also said that, if we remain receptive and connected to nature, the summer solstice can help us reconnect with our inner strength, energy, and power.

People have long danced around large bonfires to commemorate the triumph over night and to celebrate the beginning of a generous season, one that bestows its fruits to sustain humanity and teach the value of sharing.

Perhaps this is also why, on June 21, we celebrate music together?

Would you like to stay connected with my brand's universe?

Sign up for my colorful emails and join me on a bucolic journey.

You’ll discover my latest creations, updates from the workshop, blog news, and a few surprises along the way.

And as a thank you, receive a 10% discount on your first order.