As the light and dark meet in equal measure, we arrive at the Autumn Equinox, Meán Fómhair, a sacred threshold in the Celtic year. It is a time of balance, gratitude, and harvest, when the earth offers its abundance before the darker half of the year begins. Inspired by these ancient rhythms, our Rua ~ Flame of the Earth collection honours the season’s palette of russet leaves, golden light, and mossy greens, woven into garments crafted with care, sustainability, and the spirit of folklore.

Lughnasadh/Lughnasa, an ancient harvest festival celebrated in the Celtic calendar. Discover the Celts rich traditions, rituals, and timeless teachings that continue to resonate with modern times. Join the festivities and embrace the spirit of gratitude, unity, and change during Lughnasadh.

Bealtaine, the Gaelic festival that marks the beginning of summer, is a time for celebration and renewal. It is rooted in ancient Celtic mythology and agricultural practices, with the lighting of bonfires being a significant aspect of the festival. The Hill of Uisneach, located in modern-day County Westmeath, has a special place in the celebration of Bealtaine, as it is one of the oldest traditions in Ireland to light the Bealtaine fire there. The lighting of the fire marks the beginning of a time for feasting, dancing, and community, as people come together to connect with each other and their heritage. The festival is a beautiful and meaningful way to connect with nature to celebrate the arrival of spring and the renewal of life.