Bacchus's Bathhouse
Freyja - God Bundle
Freyja - God Bundle
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Fragrance Profile
Apple • Pear • Spices
Warm, golden, and generous. Like an orchard harvest carried in beside a lit hearth.
Freyja, the Norse goddess of love, beauty, and abundance, rides in a chariot drawn by cats, wears the gleaming necklace Brísingamen, and is said to weep tears of red gold. This bundle carries her golden warmth into the bathing ritual. Crisp apple, ripe pear, and orange open bright and sweet, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg gather at the heart, and vanilla, musk, and amber settle beneath like the last glow of firelight.
What's Included
Freyja Bar Soap: Handcrafted in small batches with olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, and avocado oil for a gentle, nourishing cleanse, with shea butter to leave the skin soft and moisturised.
Freyja Luxury Candle: Hand-poured in small batches with a clean-burning wax blend and a cotton wick for an even, consistent burn of approximately 40 hours.
Alderwood Soap Dish: Handcrafted in the USA from sustainably sourced Red Alder, with angled drainage channels that keep the Freyja bar dry and long-lasting between uses.
Bonus Included
Receive a complimentary Alderwood Soap Dish with your bundle. It is included at no extra cost to complete your ritual and protect your bar between uses.
The Ritual
Light the candle. Let orchard fruit and warm spice fill the air. Cleanse with intention. Set your soap to rest on natural wood.
This is more than routine. It is abundance, welcomed in.
Why You Will Love It
- A complete, immersive scent experience across soap and candle
- Designed for comfort, warmth, and daily ritual
- Handcrafted in small batches
- Perfect for gifting or elevating your own self-care practice
Perfect For
- Slow mornings and unhurried evenings
- Lovers of orchard fruit and warm spice
- Thoughtful gifts for devotees of Norse mythology
- Anyone seeking a warmer, more indulgent self-care ritual
Bundle & Save
Enjoy a better value than purchasing each item individually. Rituals are better when experienced fully.
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