Gift Sets
The Evening In
One full candle, a tin of melts, and long hearth matches — everything a quiet night requires, boxed and ribboned. Choose the scent; we'll write the card.
Gifting from the studio
Give somewhere, not something.
The best gifts aren't objects — they're places. A cabin in late November. An orchard at dusk. A ledge above a cold sea. Our sets box up a few of those somewheres, ribboned and ready to light.
- Every set arrives in a kraft box, tied closed with amber ribbon.
- A handwritten card carries the scent's short story — the place, the hour, the weather.
- No invoices in the box. Just the candle, the story, and somewhere to go.
Boxed & ribboned
The gift sets
Two ways to hand someone an evening — a single quiet night with everything it requires, or three of our places gathered into one slow-burning box.
Gift Sets
Three Small Places
Cabin Weekend, Autumn Orchard, and Sea Ledge together — three short stories in one slow-burning box, each with its own handwritten card.
“A candle is the only gift that asks to be opened twice — once with the ribbon, once with the match.” From the wrapping table
Why we wrap slowly
Sets are wrapped the same afternoon they're poured — kraft box, amber ribbon, and a card with the scent's three sentences copied out by hand. It takes longer. It's supposed to.
If you'd rather build your own pairing — a candle and a jar of long matches, say — every piece in the collection is made to sit well beside the others.
Somewhere, for someone.
Candles, wax melts, long matches — every piece in the wick world collection wraps as well as it burns.