Picture a crackling fire, your favorite sweater, and a quiet evening after the kids are finally in bed. That's Woodfire. It's warm and a little smoky without being heavy, the kind of scent that makes the whole house feel cozy the minute you light it. It's poured into a frosted glass covered in little gold stars that sparkle and glow once the flame gets going, so it's just as lovely sitting on a shelf unlit. It's a grown-up holiday candle that works from the first cold night all the way through winter.
This is a nice mid-size candle at about 4" across and 3" tall, so it fits easily on a side table, shelf, or tray without taking over. The frosted glass softens the flame and the gold stars catch the light, so it looks prettiest in a dim room. For the cleanest, longest burn, let it burn long enough the first time to melt the wax all the way to the edge of the glass (usually one to two hours), trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before each lighting, and don't burn it more than four hours at a time. The glass gets warm while it's lit, so set it on a heat-safe surface away from drafts, kids, and pets, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Once it's done, the starry glass makes a sweet little holder for jewelry, matches, or a small plant.
Picture a crackling fire, your favorite sweater, and a quiet evening after the kids are finally in bed. That's Woodfire. It's warm and a little smoky without being heavy, the kind of scent that makes the whole house feel cozy the minute you light it. It's poured into a frosted glass covered in little gold stars that sparkle and glow once the flame gets going, so it's just as lovely sitting on a shelf unlit. It's a grown-up holiday candle that works from the first cold night all the way through winter.
This is a nice mid-size candle at about 4" across and 3" tall, so it fits easily on a side table, shelf, or tray without taking over. The frosted glass softens the flame and the gold stars catch the light, so it looks prettiest in a dim room. For the cleanest, longest burn, let it burn long enough the first time to melt the wax all the way to the edge of the glass (usually one to two hours), trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before each lighting, and don't burn it more than four hours at a time. The glass gets warm while it's lit, so set it on a heat-safe surface away from drafts, kids, and pets, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Once it's done, the starry glass makes a sweet little holder for jewelry, matches, or a small plant.