October's Candle Duo pairs two extraordinary women writers -
Emily Dickinson and Mary Shelley
Both women wrote about the natural world, mortality, and the strange space where beauty and darkness meet.
Two very different ways of contemplating life, death, solitude, and the strange beauty of being alive.
And their candles make a rather perfect pair.
Emily Dickinson:
soft rose, wild rosemary, and delicate lily of the valley
9oz | 40 burn hours
Mary Shelley:
verdant moss, warm amber, and a subtle whiff of soft, powdery frankincense
10oz | 60 burn hours
For those who prefer their flowers with a side of existential dread.
Enjoy them individually, or burn them together for a mossy, green blend with hints of florals, warm amber, and earthy frankincense.