Harrowbeck studioEst. 2019
Small-batch candles and body care, poured by hand
Slow-burn candles in glass and tin, and one bar of oat soap. We pour in batches of forty, label each jar by hand and sell what we make that month.
- Burn time
- 45 hoursFor a 220 g glass candle
- Wax
- Soy & rapeseedBlended in our own pot
- Wicks
- CottonTrimmed to 6 mm per burn
- Batch size
- 40 jarsPoured in one day, then rested
On the shelf now
Three candles and a soap, this month
The shelf changes with each pour. Pick the scent you like, then send an enquiry for the price and postage.
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Ember
Smoked cedar, orange peel and black pepper. A warm room for winter evenings.
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Fennel & Salt
Green fennel seed with sea salt and clean linen. Bright enough for a kitchen.
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Cedar tin
Cedar, bergamot and vetiver in a tin you can keep for pencils. Ninety grams.
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Oat & honey soap
A cold-process bar with ground oats and local honey. 110 g.
How a batch gets made
One pour a month, done slowly
We keep batches small so each jar gets the same attention, from the weigh-in to the last label.
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Weigh and melt
Wax is weighed to the gram and melted low. Nothing is rushed past its melting point.
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Scent at 60 °C
Fragrance goes in once the wax has cooled enough to hold it, then is stirred for two full minutes.
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Pour, wick and rest
Jars are poured, wicks are centred by hand and each batch rests for a week before it leaves the studio.
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Trim, label and box
Wicks are trimmed, labels are printed and placed by hand, and every jar is checked for a level top.
From the shelf
What regulars say
“It fills the whole kitchen with cedar in twenty minutes, and it still smells of it the next morning.”
Ask about a candle, a gift set or a wholesale order
Send an enquiry and we reply within two working days with the price, postage and pick-up options.