Woodsmoke Candle
A cabin fire, poured into glass
A beeswax and coconut-wax candle scented with woodsmoke, cedar and a thread of vetiver. Poured by hand into a reusable amber glass, with a cotton wick that burns clean for around forty-five hours.
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Small-batch poured, hand-wicked and labelled the same afternoon. Scented with essential oils, not synthetics.
- Wax
- Beeswax + coconut wax
- Burn
- ≈ 45 hours
- Wick
- Cotton, lead-free
- Scent
- Woodsmoke · cedar · vetiver
- Dimensions
- Ø8 × 9 cm · 220 g
- Availability
- In stock · ships in 2–3 days
The sample record lists beeswax, glass. A live listing should replace this illustrative care copy with verified maker guidance.
Beeswax
Trim the wick to about 5 mm before each burn and let the first burn reach the edges. Burn away from drafts; keep the reusable glass for a second life when it's done.
Glass
The amber glass is reusable. Once the candle is spent, warm it to release the last of the wax, wash with warm soapy water, and keep it for pens, plants or the next pour.
Illustrative fulfilment
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Sample returns pattern
The 30-day language shown in the product data is demonstration copy, not an active returns policy or customer guarantee.
Care-content example
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Made by
Still Room
Hudson Valley, New York · since 2019
Poured beeswax and quiet scent. Blended beeswax and coconut wax, cotton wick, essential-oil scent. Burns clean for roughly 45 hours. Trim the wick and it burns longer.
Reviews
57 verified reviews
- 17 May 2026
Like a real fire
Subtle, never cloying. The whole room smells like a cabin.
— Wren H.
- 21 Mar 2026
Clean burn
Burns evenly to the bottom. Reusing the jar for pens now.
— Indra B.