Like coming home

There's something about lighting a candle at the end of a long day that feels like coming home.

While I was working through some health and fertility struggles, I started looking closely at the products in our home. The candles I burned every day turned out to be one of the worst offenders. I've always loved candles and couldn't imagine giving them up. So I started making my own: candles that were clean, and that could help keep the air around them clean too.

I chose beeswax because it's one of the oldest candle materials there is, and still one of the best. It burns slowly and cleanly with a warm, golden glow, and it's believed to help purify the air as it burns.

I make every candle the slow way, in small batches here in the Ozarks, with pure beeswax, coconut oil, essential oils and a wood wick. I don't use paraffin, synthetic fragrance, dyes or fillers. These are the candles I want burning in my own home.

Each scent is meant to hold a moment: the quiet of Gossamer, the woodsy calm of Tapestry, a bright morning with Daylight, a holiday evening with Cinnamon.

Thank you for bringing a little of my light into your home.