“Grace of Joy” (Euphrosyne) 3 Graces Spell Oil

$17.77

The Grace of Joy 

EUPHROSYNE The Kharis goddess of good cheer, joy, mirth and merriment. She was one of three sister Kharites, the other two being Aglaia and Thalia. Her name is the feminine form of the Greek word euphrosynos meaning "merriment"

Joy, Radiance, Bringing one’s SPARK back, Uplifting Spirits, Optimism 

Eyebright, Calendula, Basil, Orange Peel, St. john’s Wort 

Inspired by Euphrosyne, Grace of joy, laughter, merriment, and bright spirits—this oil was made for the days when you don’t need forced positivity.

You just need to feel like yourself again.

Dress candles. Anoint wrists, heart space, journals, pillows, ritual baths, creative tools, or anything connected to healing the spirit.

Created to encourage:
✦ emotional brightness
✦ renewed optimism
✦ reclaiming your creative spark
✦ joy after difficult seasons
✦ warmth, laughter, and lightness

Because happiness isn’t always loud.

Sometimes joy returns quietly.

Like sunlight finding its way back into a room you forgot had windows.

The Grace of Joy 

EUPHROSYNE The Kharis goddess of good cheer, joy, mirth and merriment. She was one of three sister Kharites, the other two being Aglaia and Thalia. Her name is the feminine form of the Greek word euphrosynos meaning "merriment"

Joy, Radiance, Bringing one’s SPARK back, Uplifting Spirits, Optimism 

Eyebright, Calendula, Basil, Orange Peel, St. john’s Wort 

Inspired by Euphrosyne, Grace of joy, laughter, merriment, and bright spirits—this oil was made for the days when you don’t need forced positivity.

You just need to feel like yourself again.

Dress candles. Anoint wrists, heart space, journals, pillows, ritual baths, creative tools, or anything connected to healing the spirit.

Created to encourage:
✦ emotional brightness
✦ renewed optimism
✦ reclaiming your creative spark
✦ joy after difficult seasons
✦ warmth, laughter, and lightness

Because happiness isn’t always loud.

Sometimes joy returns quietly.

Like sunlight finding its way back into a room you forgot had windows.