Every piece is poured and trimmed by hand in Glasgow, so no two are quite the same. Pillars, tapers and sculptural forms, in soy wax.
The collections
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Sculptural candles, made to be looked at
Our sculptural candles are shaped to be looked at as much as lit. Each one is poured by hand in soy wax, in small batches in our Glasgow studio.
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The shapes
On Waves, flowing lines change as the light moves across them. Braided is two soft curves that meet and cross. Both come in a small and a large size.
Flare has the fluted outline of a lantern, and stands 20 cm or 30 cm tall. The Swirl looks different from every side. The Shell takes a shape from the shore and makes it large, and the Large Peony opens in layered petals.
The Vase Taper Candles join a fluted base and a taper in one continuous piece.
Sculpted candles you can light
A sculptural candle is still a candle. As it burns, the wax softens and the shape slowly changes. On finer pieces, small sections may soften or fall away as the flame moves through the wax. That is part of the piece, and no two burn down the same way.
Styling a sculptural candle
Group two or three shapes in different heights on a tray, a shelf or a mantelpiece. A tall Flare beside a low Braided works well. You may want to keep a piece unlit for a while, as an object.
Scents
Most shapes come in Lemongrass, Sandalwood or unscented, plus a scent of their own. The Shell has Sea Salt & Sage, Waves and Braided have Pear & Elderflower, and Flare has Wintergreen. The Swirl has Fresh Linen, and the Large Peony comes in Lavender or Jasmine.
For ribbed and architectural pieces, see our pillar candles. Our candle care guide covers the first burn.