Candles that smell like real places
Hand poured in small batches in a Calgary kitchen, with coconut and soy wax and wooden wicks
Poured a small batch at a time, at one kitchen counter
Six scents, six places
Each one starts from somewhere we have stood. Light it and the room goes there for the evening
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A kitchen counter at dawn Kitchen Counter
Oat milk, vanilla bean, warm bread
Pouring morning, before anyone else is up
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The Bow River, Calgary Bow River Morning
Cold water, river stone, cottonwood
The path along the river while the mist is still on it
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Kananaskis Country Kananaskis Pine
Spruce needles, cold air, a far off campfire
A mountain trail, an hour past the parking lot
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The prairie east of the city Prairie Sage
Dried sage, wheat, late sun
The drive east of the city with the windows down
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A Chinook arch over the foothills Chinook
Orange peel, clove, dry cedar
That warm wind in the middle of January
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Oak burning down to embers Ember & Oak
Smoked oak, cedar, a little leather
Our first scent: oak smoke at the end of a long day
Ask about sizes and prices when you message us
Poured by hand, in a kitchen
I started pouring candles because the ones from the store gave me headaches. I wanted something that smelled like a place I love, and nothing else
Every candle is still poured at my kitchen counter, a small batch at a time
- Wax
- Coconut and soy
- Wick
- Wood, so it crackles as it burns
- Batches
- Small, and poured by hand
- Made in
- Calgary, Alberta


Come smell them first
Every scent is open on the table at the Saturday market, so you can find the one that smells right before you buy
- When
- Saturdays, 10 am to 3 pm
- Where
- Our booth at the Saturday market in Calgary, with each week's spot on Instagram
- Holidays
- At the holiday markets from mid November


Order a candle
Message us with the scents you would like. We will reply with sizes, prices and when your order will be ready
Or pick one up at the Saturday market