Star Child Glastonbury

Star Child Glastonbury All of our products are created, blended and packaged by hand in Glastonbury, England.

We source high quality materials from all over the World aiming to work with organic and sustainable growers wherever possible to create high quality products such as Aromatherapy essential oils, incense, bath oils and botanicals. We do not use any synthetic additives in any of our products, selecting only the best materials for all of our blends which in turn we make available as raw ingredients for you to use for your own purpose. We work with the cycles of the Moon to collect materials for our magical lunar infusions which we then add to all of our magical blends. We believe in working with the natural rhythm of the Earth and in doing so create truly potentised magical products.

10/10/2026

AUTUMN EQUINOXWednesday 23rd September 2026Sun enters Libra 01:05 BSTGone are the lazy summer days. Autumn is knocking o...
19/09/2026

AUTUMN EQUINOX

Wednesday 23rd September 2026
Sun enters Libra 01:05 BST

Gone are the lazy summer days. Autumn is knocking on the door. With a last burst of exuberance the sun paints the leaves for a festive display before its final decline. It is a time to get busy - bringing in the last of the harvest and preserving it for the lean times to come. Now is the time of reckoning - for we shall reap as we sowed.

For the moment there is plenty, a cornucopia of fruit to be grateful for and to celebrate with a harvest feast - but will it last through the dark half of the year’
Today is a day of equilibrium - night and day hold their balance - but tomorrow the dark forces are beginning to win the upper hand.

Autumn Equinox is a time to celebrate the harvest and the abundant gifts of the earth. It is a time to reflect and be grateful for that which nourishes and sustains us.

LUGHNASADHSaturday 1st August 2026The corn is ripening and swaying heavy with seed. It is a season of plenty. The promis...
30/07/2026

LUGHNASADH

Saturday 1st August 2026

The corn is ripening and swaying heavy with seed. It is a season of plenty. The promise of Spring is coming to fruition. The dying Sun has spent his power and burns off the last of his energy in the blazing heat of Summer. Its power has gone into the ripening fruit and grains.

Lughnasadh is the feast of the corn harvest. Like the Sun-God, the grain must die - a life-giving sacrifice that sustains us through the coming dark season. This year’s seed will become next year’s crop and so the cycle continues for another round.

Lughnasadh is the last of Summer’s feasts; the wheel is inevitably turning towards the dark half of the year. It is a time to reflect on the creative power of manifestation and the divine spark within.

Address

7 High Street
Glastonbury
BA69DP

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 5:30pm
Sunday 10am - 5:30pm

Telephone

01458 834663

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