Earthy patchouli wrapped in deep, resinous amber. Rich and grounding without being heavy, it suits a long evening in when the fire's lit and the phone is face down.
Natural soy wax in a wide, chunky grey concrete bowl, finished with a wooden wick that gives a soft fireside crackle as it burns. Felt pads underneath keep it from scratching your table. Around 30 hours of burn time, 14 x 14 x 6 cm.
Once the wax is gone, clean out the pot and give it a second life as a planter for a succulent, a home for pens, or somewhere to drop your keys. Concrete is poured by hand, so every pot has its own little marks and quirks.
Wooden wicks like a short trim, so snip to about 3mm before each light. Let the first burn go until the melted wax reaches the edges, keep it on a heat-resistant surface away from draughts, curtains, children and pets, and never leave it burning unattended. The concrete gets warm, so give it a few minutes before moving it.
