Hand-poured, one batch at a time
Soy and coconut-wax candles poured by hand in our studio, plus fully custom scent, vessel and label combinations for gifting or events.
20 hampers
Every candle here is poured by hand in small batches in our own studio, in soy wax with a cotton wick, which is why they burn evenly and do not smell of anything until you light them.
Scented candles make a good gift for the same reason they make a good impulse buy: they get used. The gift sets pair two or three scents, and the custom range lets you choose the scent and put a name on the label.
It depends on the size, and the burn time is on each product. As a rule a jar candle of ours runs 30 to 45 hours. Trim the wick to about 5mm before each light and the last hour burns as cleanly as the first.
Soy wax, poured by hand in our Bengaluru studio. It burns cooler and longer than paraffin and does not leave the soot mark that paraffin leaves on a jar and on a wall above it.
The wax and wicks are, and we use no lead. The flame is a flame: keep a lit candle out of reach, away from anything that can catch, and never leave one burning in an empty room.
Within our fragrance range, yes, and we can label it with a name or a date. Custom candles need a few days more than a stocked one, so order with that in mind.
Almost always the first burn. Wax has a memory: let it melt all the way to the edge of the jar the first time, which takes two to three hours, and it will burn level for the rest of its life.
Yes. We deliver nationwide from our studio in Bengaluru. Metro cities and most tier-two cities are the quickest; remote pin codes add a day or two. The delivery window shown on each product is the one we commit to for that item.
Every hamper takes a message card, written by hand and tucked inside before the box is tied. Add your words at checkout. If you would rather the card stayed blank so you can write it yourself, say so and we will leave it.
Send us one photograph on WhatsApp and we will remake the affected part and resend it. We do not ask you to return a damaged gift first — it is a present, and the person receiving it should not be handling a return.