Samhain, October 31
Candles for theturning year
Small-batch soy candles rooted in the Celtic seasons and the wild. Hand-poured in South Surrey, British Columbia.
Each scent begins with a story, rooted in folklore, shaped by nature, and poured for the moments when you want your home to feel calm, warm and connected. More than fragrance, our candles are fragments of myth, memory and landscape, captured in wax and lit with intention.
Every candle is hand-poured in small batches by Leanne, who grew up in Clonmel, County Tipperary, and now makes her home on the West Coast.
Read our storyWhere the year stands now
The Celtic Wheel marks eight turning points in the year. Each festival has its own season, its own meaning, and a candle poured for it.
Samhain is coming, October 31
Samhain
Honouring ancestors and the quiet turning toward winter.
Its candleSamhain NightsWarm notes of pumpkin spice and sacred firelight.Wildwood
Where Irish myth meets Pacific Northwest evergreens.
Not tied to a festival. Misty trails, rain-soaked evergreens and old stories, poured for slow mornings, cozy evenings and every season in between.
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Find the candle that feels most like you
Four questions about the places and seasons you love, and we’ll suggest the scent that suits you best. Start with the world you’re drawn to.
- Fresh and greenFresh greens, citrus and aromatic herbs
- Soft blossomSoft blossoms and botanical scents
- Forest airPine, fir and cool forest air
- Fireside amberWarm spices, glowing amber and fireside woods
- Smoke and shadowSmouldering woods, incense and deep moody scents
Lit with intention, loved at home
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From the studio
Pouring days, market mornings and candles taken home to Ireland.
