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Hand-poured soy wax candle with a cotton wick in a sage ceramic vessel | 12oz · burn time approx. 40 hours
Top notes: Citrus & Cardamom · Middle notes: Palo Santo, Saffron, & Violet · Base notes: Wood, Sandalwood, Smoke & Amber
As Hetty tells it: The keeper of the thicket.
Up where the laurel grows so thick a body can lose the trail in ten steps, mountain folk learned to walk soft. That’s bear country, and the thicket is her fortress.
A black bear would sooner amble off than pick a fight. But wander too near her cubs and she’ll rise up tall and huff a warning you won’t forget. In Welsh, the word for bear is arth, and some say King Arthur took his name from it: gentle with his own, unshakable when they needed him.
Light this one when you need to stand your ground. It burns steady, like something keeping watch at the edge of the laurel.
Hand-poured soy wax candle with a cotton wick in a sage ceramic vessel | 12oz · burn time approx. 40 hours
Top notes: Citrus & Cardamom · Middle notes: Palo Santo, Saffron, & Violet · Base notes: Wood, Sandalwood, Smoke & Amber
As Hetty tells it: The keeper of the thicket.
Up where the laurel grows so thick a body can lose the trail in ten steps, mountain folk learned to walk soft. That’s bear country, and the thicket is her fortress.
A black bear would sooner amble off than pick a fight. But wander too near her cubs and she’ll rise up tall and huff a warning you won’t forget. In Welsh, the word for bear is arth, and some say King Arthur took his name from it: gentle with his own, unshakable when they needed him.
Light this one when you need to stand your ground. It burns steady, like something keeping watch at the edge of the laurel.