
I
Three candles
Hearth
Woods, resin and a little smoke. For long evenings and the first cold week of the year.
- Cedarwood
- Birch tar
- Pine needle
- Smoked amber
Poured by hand in batches of forty · Bring any empty jar back for a refill

Hand-poured soy candles in three scent families, cured for two weeks and sold by the batch.

We blend in families rather than seasons. Each one holds three candles that sit well together, so you can move through a family as the year turns.

I
Three candles
Woods, resin and a little smoke. For long evenings and the first cold week of the year.

II
Three candles
Green, herbal and a little floral. For open windows, clean sheets and the first warm weekend.

III
Three candles
Peel, spice and something sweet. For a full table, a pot on the stove and friends who stay late.

The candle we pour most
$34
Birch tar and vetiver over a warm resin base. It smells like a lantern carried in from the garden after dark, and it is the one people come back for.
Top
Birch tar, bergamot peel
Heart
Vetiver, black tea leaf
Base
Labdanum, smoked amber
Choose a size
Cured for fourteen days. About 45 hours of burn in the Classic jar.
Forty jars of each scent, poured on the same morning. When a batch runs out it stays out until the next pour.

Hearth
$34
Pine needle, juniper berry and oakmoss.

Garden
$34
Lavender, clary sage and cut hay.

Larder
$34
Blood orange, clove and star anise.

Larder
$34
Caramel, black fig and vanilla bean.
Every scent is poured into all three. The jars are plain glass with a cork lid, and each one comes back to us for a refill when it is done.
Votive
90 g · one wick
About 20 hours
$18
Classic
200 g · one wick
About 45 hours
$34
Grand
380 g · two wicks
About 80 hours
$56
A candle poured today is not ready today. Soy needs time on the shelf to set its scent, so every batch waits fourteen days before it is boxed.
01
Soy flakes go into a water bath and melt slowly. The wax is never brought to a boil.
02
Each scent is weighed and folded in by hand in a small jug, one family at a time.
03
Forty jars per scent, poured in two passes, with every wick held straight by a wooden clip.
04
The jars rest uncovered on the shelf until the scent has settled into the wax. Then the lids go on.


Rule one
The first burn sets the memory of the wax.
Soy is forgiving, but it remembers. Look after the first few burns and a jar will melt evenly all the way to the bottom.
01
Two to three hours, until the melt reaches the glass all the way round. A short first burn leaves a tunnel.
02
Cut the wick to five millimetres. A long wick smokes, flickers and blackens the glass.
03
After four hours the wick mushrooms and the jar runs hot. Put it out and let it rest.
04
Leave the last centimetre of wax in the jar, then bring it back to us for a refill.
An empty Emberly jar is worth keeping. Return it to the studio and we clean it, fit a new wick and pour your scent again, for less than a new candle.
1
Burn it down to a centimetre
Leave the last of the wax in. We take it out.
2
Drop it at the studio or post it
Lid on, any scent, any of our three sizes.
3
Collect it with the next batch
Cleaned, rewicked and poured on the next pour day.
Votive
$14
Classic
$26
Grand
$42

Every jar comes back
People rarely ask us for a scent. They ask for a feeling: a slow Sunday, friends at the table, the window open for the first time. This is what we hand them.

One votive from each family, packed in a kraft box with a handwritten card. Enough for about sixty hours of finding out which one is yours.
Hearth
Cedar & Ember
90 g
Garden
Lavender Field
90 g
Larder
Orange & Clove
90 g
$48
Three votives bought singly come to $54.