Scent notes
Each candle has a top note you notice first, a heart that holds the room, and a base that stays on the wick to the end. Burn times are for a fresh jar in a still room.
Warm · Woods
A dry, smoky cedar that softens into orange peel. The pepper arrives late and lingers.
45 hours in a 220 g jar
Best in a living room in the evening, or a hallway you want to feel warm.
Green · Clean
Green and bright, with a salt note that makes the fennel feel clean rather than sweet.
45 hours in a 220 g jar
Works in a kitchen or a bathroom, and in the room where you start the day.
Woody · Fresh
Cedar with a bergamot lift and a deep vetiver base. It throws well for a small tin.
22 hours in a 90 g tin
Good for a desk or a bedside table. The tin is a pencil pot once the wax is done.
Soft · Milky
A gentle milky note from ground oats and honey, with a touch of lemon peel on top.
110 grams per bar
Use it at the basin. The scent stays light on skin and fades in a few minutes.
Tell us what the room is for and what you like to smell. We will suggest one or two and send a price.