Heathcote & Ivory Lavender Fields Bathing Flowers in Sliding Box, 85 g

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 Heathcote & Ivory Lavender Fields Bathing Flowers 

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• Healing and Well-being: Beyond religious and ceremonial purposes, bath flowers are also used for their potential therapeutic benefits.
• The act of bathing with these flowers symbolizes the cleansing of impurities, both physical and spiritual.
• Soap petals infused with a calming fragrance of lavender, a pinch of wild hops, violet, sandalwood and warming amber.
• These flowers are presented on altars or in front of religious statues as a gesture of devotion and respect.
• For example, during the Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Festival), people often prepare baths filled with various herbs and flowers, including bath flowers.
• Dimensions : 6 x 14 x 14cm ( L x W x H)
• Cruelty free and vegan friendly
• Festivals and Celebrations: Bath flowers are commonly used during festivals and celebrations in Chinese culture.
• Offerings to Deities: In Chinese religious ceremonies, bath flowers are often offered as a form of worship to deities, spirits, or ancestors.
• Calorie-free 
• Ancestor Worship: Ancestor worship is an integral part of Chinese culture and religious beliefs.
• Different colors and types of flowers can represent various aspects of life and spirituality.