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The Homecoming

Memory & Belonging

Legend says every house keeps one ember of its own warmth burning long after you've left — waiting, patient, for the day you strike a match and call it back. The Homecoming is that ember, bottled. Light it and the room fills with the ghost of a kitchen you thought you'd forgotten: cinnamon on the stove, old wood settling in the walls, a door left unlocked for you. Each jar is hand-poured and labelled with the memory it was made to carry home.

Notes: Cinnamon, Aged Wood, Warm Vanilla

8oz amber jar

Burn time: 45+ hours

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Quiet Mornings

Stillness & Beginnings

There is a quarter-hour every dawn when the world hasn't decided what kind of day it will be yet — the old stories call it the Hour Between, when wishes made are said to take root fastest. Quiet Mornings is poured for exactly that window: green tea steam and bergamot light, meant to be lit before the first thought of the day arrives. Burn it while the house is still asleep and let whatever you're beginning start quietly.

Notes: Green Tea, Bergamot, White Musk

8oz matte jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

An old belief holds that grief is only love with nowhere left to go — and that a candle, burned slowly enough, can show it the way. The Long Goodbye was poured with that in mind: sandalwood and frankincense to steady the room, dried rose for what still needs saying. Some keep it lit through the hardest anniversary of the year; some burn it once and pass the rest to someone who needs it more. It was made for whoever taught us that some things are worth missing.

Notes: Sandalwood, Frankincense, Dried Rose

9oz ceramic jar

Burn time: 50+ hours

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The Monogram

Identity & Belonging

A monogram is the oldest form of signature — a mark that says something was made for you, and only you. The Monogram candle pours the same intention into wax: warm amber and sandalwood carrying a personalized initial pressed into the jar. Gift it to someone whose presence leaves a mark on every room they enter, or keep one for yourself as a reminder that you belong in every space you choose to fill.

Notes: Amber, Sandalwood, Orris Root

8oz personalised jar

Burn time: 45+ hours

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සුවඳ

Tradition & Memory

සුවඳ — the Sinhala word for fragrance, but also for the kind of scent that pulls a memory whole out of the dark. This candle is poured from the spices and resins that have filled Sri Lankan homes for generations: warm cinnamon, sun-dried ginger, and the faint smoke of dummala. Light it when you need to remember where you come from.

Notes: Ceylon Cinnamon, Dried Ginger, Dummala Resin

8oz traditional jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

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සන්සුන්

Calm & Restoration

සන්සුන් — stillness, the quiet after a long rain, the pause before the first breath of morning. This candle carries the scents of a Sri Lankan dawn: dewy lotus, warm earth after the monsoon, and the faint sweetness of king coconut. Burn it during meditation, or simply to hold a moment still before the day takes it from you.

Notes: Dewy Lotus, Wet Earth, King Coconut

8oz matte jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

Sailors once kept a citrus peel in their pocket crossing the equator, a small charm against dull weather. Citrus Grove is that same superstition, poured into wax — Sicilian lemon and orange zest bright enough to talk the grey out of any room it enters.

Notes: Sicilian Lemon, Orange Zest, Mint

8oz jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

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Midnight Amber

Some scents are said to slow the clock in a room — amber is the oldest of them, burned for centuries to make an evening last a little longer. Midnight Amber leans into that trick: warm amber, tobacco leaf, and vanilla bean, deep enough to make an ordinary night feel like it's being kept just for you. Our most requested candle since the first jar was poured.

Notes: Amber, Tobacco Leaf, Vanilla Bean

8oz jar

Burn time: 45+ hours

Old coastal folklore holds that a window left open to the sea air carries good luck in on the tide. Coastal Linen bottles that same breeze — sea salt, cotton, and driftwood — for the rooms that don't have an ocean nearby to borrow it from.

Notes: Sea Salt, Cotton, Driftwood

8oz jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

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Garden Study

There is a particular stillness to a garden in the late afternoon — the kind that tells you the day is winding down whether you're ready or not. Garden Study captures that hour: crushed stems, tomato leaf, and a last burst of jasmine before evening takes over. Light it at your desk while the light slants long through the window.

Notes: Tomato Leaf, Crushed Stem, Jasmine

8oz jar

Burn time: 40+ hours

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Ocean Drift

Fishermen along this coast still say the sea leaves a piece of itself behind for anyone patient enough to wait on the shore at low tide. Ocean Drift is built the same way — resin poured in slow layers to catch the exact moment a wave turns to foam, then set forever with real sand and shell fragments gathered from that same shoreline.

20 x 20 cm panel

There's an old habit of pressing a flower between the pages of a book to keep something from ending — Pressed Bloom just finishes the spell properly. Real dried flowers are suspended in clear resin exactly as they fell, held in the one moment before wilting, unable to fade any further. Often commissioned from wedding bouquets and memorial flowers, so the moment they marked never has to end.

15 x 20 cm frame

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Ember & Oak

Resin holds light the way memory holds a moment — suspended, untarnished, impossible to smudge. Ember & Oak is poured in layered pigment and gold thread, catching the warmth of old fireplaces and evenings spent in leather chairs. Each panel catches light at a different angle, as if the ember inside never quite went out.

20 x 20 cm panel

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Initial Keepsakes

A single letter, cast in resin and never quite the same twice — smoke-dark pigment and silver leaf swirl differently in every pour, so no two initials come out alike. Made as keyrings and bag charms, each one a small, permanent monogram to carry with you.

Keyring, approx. 5 cm letter

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Pressed Petal Bookmarks

Real pressed flowers, held mid-bloom in clear resin and finished with a hand-lettered line to keep your place — quite literally. Gold leaf catches the light between the petals. Each bookmark is one of a kind, since no two flowers ever press the same way twice.

Bookmark, approx. 4 x 15 cm

Old prospectors believed a geode was a stone that had dreamed itself into crystal, growing its treasure in secret until the day it was cracked open. Geode Bloom is poured to catch that reveal — layered pigment and gold leaf swirling into a bloom that no two pours ever repeat, as if each one had been dreaming something different.

25 x 25 cm panel