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Soft rose laid over sandalwood and oud, with a fleck of peppercorn: grown-up, not sweet.
Light it for the anniversary dinner, the bath you keep promising yourself, or any ordinary Tuesday you want to feel like a date. 7 oz, about 45 hours, amber glass with a brass lid. For the dinner you're cooking for her at home: the anniversary, the Valentine's, the just-because.
Scent — Soft rose over creamy sandalwood, grounded in oud and myrrh. Romantic, not sweet.
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Most rose candles are one loud note. This one is eight: rose and peppercorn on top, sandalwood and clove in the heart, oud, myrrh, labdanum and musk at the base, so the rose is carried by woods and resins instead of shouting on its own. Refined enough for a nose that's smelled a hundred rose candles already.
You love the idea of a rose candle: the elegance, the romance, the quiet richness. But you've been burned by rose that reads like a perfume counter, or a floral that fills the whole house instead of the room you're in. This one is the other kind. Rose sits soft on top, laid over sandalwood, deepened with oud, then grounded in myrrh, labdanum, clove and peppercorn, with musk at the very end. Floral without turning sweet.
Poured in coconut and soy wax and set in amber glass, it burns about 45 hours, and the scent changes as it goes: fresh and soft when first lit, deeper and woodier once the room has warmed. The throw stays close to the space you light it in rather than announcing itself down the hall.
As a gift it looks the part: amber glass, a brass lid, a candle that sits well on a nightstand. Add a gift note to the order and it's printed inside a card.
Trim the cotton wick to a quarter inch before each light. On the first burn, let the wax melt all the way to the edge so it pools evenly every time after. The blend opens up best over sessions of up to 3 hours, where the rose, sandalwood and spice have time to develop. Keep the flame away from drafts, and stop burning at about half an inch of wax left. Rose fragrance is delicate, so replace the brass lid after each burn and store it away from heat. Always burn it within sight, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
Soft rose and a fleck of peppercorn on top, over a heart of sandalwood and a little clove, grounded in oud, myrrh, labdanum and a soft musk. It opens fresh and soft, then settles deeper and woodier the longer it burns: romantic and powdery-woody, floral without ever turning sweet, and it stays close to the room rather than filling the house.
Picked & packed by hand from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually the same business day — arriving in 2–5 business days (no express). Not quite right when it lands? Free returns within 30 days.
The closest thing to smelling it
Soft rose over creamy sandalwood: the romance without the perfume-counter bloom.
Soft floral · woody
The first soft lift when you light it
The body of it, once the room warms
The part that lingers after it’s out
Coconut-soy wax, not paraffin. No petroleum, and it burns slow and even.

About the burn
About 45 hours from a single 7 oz jar.
Straight answer
The rose here is soft and powdery, tucked over the sandalwood; you’ll catch it, not get hit by it. If you want a big, sweet, perfume-counter rose that fills every room, this isn’t that candle.
We keep the rose restrained on purpose, grown-up and romantic, not a floral bomb.

The ritual
Trim the wick to a quarter inch, then hold the flame until the whole wick catches.
Light it for a slow dinner at home, a bath meant to feel like an occasion, or a quiet night in for two.
Let the wax melt all the way to the edge the first time, so it pools evenly every time after.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Yes. Soft rose over sandalwood and oud reads romantic and grown-up, not sugary, and it's the kind of scent you can give without knowing her exact favorite candle. You can add a gift note to the order, and the packing slip shows no prices.
About 45 hours from the single 7 oz jar. Rose is a delicate, volatile note, so let the first burn go all the way to the glass edge and trim the wick to a quarter inch before every light after that. It keeps the scent developing evenly instead of tunneling down the middle.
No. It's a soft, powdery rose layered over sandalwood and oud rather than a big floral bomb, so you'll catch it in the room instead of getting hit by it. If you want a loud, sweet rose that fills the whole house, this candle runs quieter than that.
Yes. It's coconut and soy wax with no paraffin and no petroleum, on a cotton wick, and it burns clean with no smoke or soot. Keep the wick trimmed to a quarter inch and the flame clear of drafts.
It reads grown-up rather than girly. The rose here is soft and powdery, laid over sandalwood and oud, so it lands closer to a warm, woody perfume than a floral bouquet: romantic without being sweet, and it doesn't announce itself as a "her" scent.
The sandalwood comes through. Rose leads when you first light it; as the wax pools, sandalwood, oud and myrrh take more of the room, and the finish is woody and warm rather than floral.