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Something slightly different for this month’s candles, dipped beeswax!




My normal way of making candles is hand-rolling them, but I’ve been recently inspired by old photographs of women like Tasha Tudor surrounded by tons and tons of dipped candles.


It just reminds me of the beauty of a simpler time, the slow and repeated dipping of candle in wax to gradually build up the shape and size.


Dipped beeswax candles have an irregular and natural look, which I really love. It gives me major warm Christmas cottagecore vibes.



Rustic Yule is a pair of hand-dipped beeswax candles with peppermint and mistletoe to attract luck, love, and warm relationships to your Yuletide season.


I’ve paired these with a cleansing and protective selenite to help you recharge on the quiet winter evenings.


These have a lovely long burn time and I hope you like them!


Xo imogen


 
 
 

It's nearing the end of October (didn't it just fly by??), and I'm thinking of all things cozy and warm as we enter the darkest half of the year.

The sun goes down early now, and I'm drawn to my altar and candles more than ever.


I think if there is one thing we could all use this time of year, it's some luck and resilience. I made Lucky Streak to call in wealth, health, and good fortune for you all.


Green, shimmery mica coated candles with fireweed and cornflowers to draw money, opportunities, and good luck. May we all grow through times of difficulty like the strong, resilient fireweed. May we spread our joy far and wide, even in uncommon places like the cornflower.


Wishing you a lucky lucky lucky month.


Imogen xo

 
 
 

Tis the season, my loves!


Harvest Festival was made to invoke all the warm snuggly gratitude feelings of this time of year.


Brown candle with hawthorn, Burgundy candle with corn silk, and dragons blood jasper to take stock of accomplishments, gear up for hard work, and stay grounded in gratitude.


Xo

Imogen

 
 
 
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