The Oak King

The Oak King
When the Oak King returns, the light begins its ascent.
Ancient, wild and deeply rooted in pagan folklore, The Oak King represents the growing half of the year — the return of warmth, green things pushing through the earth and the slow awakening of the forest.
A grounding blend of earthy patchouli, bright bergamot, deep cedarwood and crisp pine, this is the scent of ancient woodland after rain. Fresh green needles mingle with rich earth and weathered timber, while bergamot brings a flash of sunlight through the canopy.
Where the Holly King is darkness, the Oak King is renewal. He is wild rather than polished, earthy rather than sweet — the smell of moss-covered trees, forest floors and the first breath of spring.
For the return of the light.
For the greenwood.
For those who still remember the old ways.
The Oak King — keeper of the summer crown