
Fresh cut trees, sugar cookies and Santa’s workshop, poured into the prettiest jars. That is the whole feeling of December, really, done in soy wax and rattan reeds instead of tinsel and glitter you will be vacuuming up in March.
Every pick here comes from one label, so the scents are built to sit near each other without a fight: amber jars for the spiced ones, clear glass for the sweeter bakes, matte jars for the ones meant to anchor a whole room.
A few reed diffusers back up the candles in spots you cannot leave a flame unattended, and one striped-pine mug gives the whole shelf somewhere to land.
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Warm and Cozy Spiced Candle
This is the one for the hallway, where everyone gets their first sniff of your house before they even take off their coat. You want something warm but not sweet, and this does that job without trying too hard.
The Warm and Cozy Candle burns orange peel, cinnamon, ginger and clove over cypress, vetiver, pine and fir balsam, poured into a 9oz amber glass jar with a black lid, with a 40 plus hour burn time.
Light it an hour before guests arrive, not the second they ring the bell, so the room has already caught the scent. Pairs easily with anything pine-forward further into the house.

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