I’m very intentional about how I scent my candles. While pure essential oils are wonderful for cold diffusion, subjecting them to direct flame heat alters their chemical structure, which degrades the aroma and can actually release toxic or irritating compounds into your home, (I have tested pure essential oils and it is not only extremely expensive, it can be unsafe if not blended perfectly on their own).

To avoid this, I select the cleanest, highest quality fragrance blends available.

My scent choices are subtle and rooted in aromatherapy, designed to mimic the natural world rather than dominate a space. To preserve the integrity of the fragrance and keep your indoor air clean, I recommend burning your candle for 2 to 3 hours at a time.

There are many wicks on the market, and after numerous tests and much research I chose an eco-conscious wick made from natural, unbleached cotton. Primed with vegetable wax, this wick is engineered for a cleaner burn that produces minimal soot, supporting better indoor air quality. It's a mindful and healthy choice for your home, proudly made in North America.

In some of my vessels I also use wood wicks. Made from FSC-certified wood, with their exceptional performance, including enhanced flame consistency, prolonged burn time, and minimal soot emission, these wicks elevate any candle experience. 

I use a premium coconut soy blend selected for its exceptional, creamy texture and performance in my cement vessels.

Coconut wax is widely considered the "champagne" of waxes. It provides a gorgeous, creamy white finish and burns slower than any other wax, meaning your candle lasts significantly longer. It also offers the cleanest burn on the market, producing zero soot and keeping the air in your home pure.

I love soy because it is 100% plant-based, biodegradable, and renewable,

By blending these two, I get the best of both worlds.

A slow, soot-free burn of coconut and the durability and eco-friendliness of soy. It creates a candle that feels rich, burns clean, and respects the environment.

I do offer beeswax tea lights as well. :) I have used beeswax in my yoga studio for years, so I do sell them when I have the time to pour (my wax is typically purchased from Birch Hills Hutterite colony North of Grande Prairie).

Each vessel is hand poured in studio (my garage, lol).

Designed to be solid, unique and enduring, these cement pieces are built to last a long time. They are consciously sealed with a carefully chosen environmentally friendly sealant to ensure safety and longevity.

Once your candle has been burned, the vessel can be refilled multiple times or easily repurposed as a beautiful, functional object in your home.

At the heart of my work is a dedication to simplicity, wellness, and quality…a philosophy I try my best to live by in my own home.

I consciously choose to create enduring pieces over quick trends.

My goal is simple: to offer handcrafted pieces that support your mindful routines and bring a grounded sense of calm into your space, just as candles have done for generations.