Organic Soy Candle with your scent of choice.

A Kylix was the most popular wine-drinking cup in Ancient Greece. They were made with or without handles and were intended for use in celebratory rituals involving wine drinking. As the beverage was consumed, there was often a scene to be revealed within the interior of the cup. These kylix-reminiscent vessels are meant to be functional candles with a dual artful purpose. Instead of the reveal of a scene within, the bowl will become filled with light.

We recommend a glass of wine when lighting this candle.

Unlike typical store bought candles, once these are burnt, you are left with a useful and beautiful vessel in which to store something precious.

These organic soy candles are made with essential oils and clean burning fragrance oils.

Natural hemp + cotton blend wicks are used to ensure that no toxic fumes will be released into your home. You choose the scent and the candle will be hand poured specially for you. Update: candle now has three wicks to burn more evenly.

The stoneware candle pots that hold these candles are press-molded/coil-built and finished with our familiar Pink Cliffside finish. Coated in a thick and gritty layer of naturally pigmented stoneware slip, the exterior coloring of these vessels is a pale salmon pink, punctuated by spots of color ranging from cinder red to shiny black.

To gather the pigment for this slip, Sage simply had to take a walk from her studio to the cliffside that surrounds her property in Wallowa, Oregon. Due to the unpredictable nature of these unrefined, foraged pigments, the colors may appear noticeably different depending on the light source.

6 oz footed bowl candle

*Notes: Because these are made with soy wax, the scent emitted is more subtle than a paraffin candle. Soy wax does not produce harmful toxins when burned. Due to the custom nature of this product, please allow up to one week for your items to ship.

*Keep burning candle in sight. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never burn on a surface that can catch fire.

Candles hand poured by Tita