9/30/26
Time to make room for a new batch of candles for the season!  Enjoy a discounted price on several of my spring and summer scents!
 
I make my candles in small batches with soy wax, eco-friendly wicks, and clean fragrances.  Hand poured into colorful, reusable ceramic vessels.
 
5 oz candle in ceramic tumbler.  Burn time approximately 20-25 hours.
 
Current Available Fragrances (updated 10/8/26):
Sunset - orange vessel - citrus with soothing vanilla and grounding cedar wood - 4 left
Sunrise - butter yellow vessel - a comforting, fresh citrus floral with happy vibes - 1 left
Journey to Serenity - green vessel - my signature scent,  this is a meditative & soothing blend of matcha tea, smooth almond and vanilla milk, and fresh green notes - a combination of cozy and nature - Out of Stock
Seawater & Citrus - denim blue vessel - hints of citrus, salty air and driftwood, a beach-themed scent that is both fresh and grounding - 2 left
Black Raspberry Vanilla - amethyst purple vessel - notes of black cherry and black raspberry balanced with vanilla and musk to soften this cheerful & fruity scent - 4 left
Lilac - amethyst purple vessel - beautiful soft lilac scent - 3 left
Mountain Life - stone grey vessel - clean, water notes with fresh mountain air - 3 left
 
 
 
Please follow directions on the warning label and your candle care card.  Once 1/2 inch of wax remains it is best to discontinue use.  
 
To use as a "wickless" candle:
Did you know you can place your candle on a candle warmer plate or under a candle warmer lamp to use as a "wickless" candle?  The warmth from your candle warmer will melt the wax, so there's no need to light a wick.  If you choose to re-use your melted candle as a regular candle where you intend to light the wick, just re-center the wick as the wax begins to solidify.
 
**NOTE:  I SUGGEST NOT HAVING A SOY CANDLE SHIPPED DURING HOT TEMPERATURES***
The soy wax I use has a melting point of only 113F.  Even if outside temperatures do not reach this, temperatures inside delivery trucks might during the warmer months.  
 
The ceramic vessel can be re-used or returned to me for a discount off your next candle!
Some ideas:  trinket dish, succulent planter, to display potpourri, tea light holder
Do not re-use it for food or drink
Local customers:  return it to me for 10% off your next candle purchase
 
Here's how I like to remove the last bit of wax:
Place the ceramic vessel on a candle warmer plate and allow the wax to warm just until melted.  The ceramic container may become hot so be careful.
I make a "bowl" out of aluminum foil.
Once the ceramic vessel is cool enough to touch, carefully pour the warmed wax into the foil bowl.  
Apply disposable gloves.  Use paper towels to carefully wipe out the ceramic vessel.  The wick should dislodge, along with the adhesive wick sticker that holds it in place.
Discard the wax, wick, sticker and paper towels.
Allow the ceramic vessel to cool.  Using paper towels and wearing your gloves, clean the vessel with warm soapy water.  Discard the paper towels and gloves.