Handpoured Soy Wax Candles

When you first light one of my soy candles, please let the wax melt all the way to the edges of the jar before blowing it out. This prevents uneven burning and ensures you get the full life out of your candle. Because I use pure soy wax, this simple step creates a clean melt pool that allows the fragrance to throw effectively.

My candle making process focuses on clean, slow-burning materials. I use 100% natural soy wax because it is non-toxic and holds fragrance better than paraffin alternatives. Each piece is hand-poured in small batches, which allows me to ensure the fragrance oil is perfectly distributed throughout the wax.

Choosing Your Wick

I offer two main wick types to suit your preference. My cotton wicks provide a classic, steady burn. If you want a more sensory experience, I recommend the wooden wicks. They mimic the gentle crackling of a mini campfire, which adds a layer of relaxation to your room. Both options are designed to provide a burn time of 35 to 50 hours, provided you trim the wick before every lighting.

Vessels and Design

Whether you are looking for a centerpiece for a festive occasion or a quiet addition to your bedside table, the vessel matters. I use diamond-cut crystal jars that are reusable as trinket boxes, and rustic wooden bowls for a more earthy aesthetic. For the festive season, my gold metal urlis are a popular choice to hold multiple wicks, filling larger spaces like living rooms with scent.

Customization and Care

Every fragrance, from fresh English Rose to spicy Oud and Patchouli, is selected to evoke a mood. If you have a specific color theme or scent preference in mind, let me know. Since I make these to order, I can tailor the botanical toppings, such as dried rosebuds or star anise, to match your decor. For longevity, keep your candles away from direct sunlight and store them in a cool place when not in use.