We craft candles that feel like stories—layered, atmospheric, and alive.
Each candle is poured in small batches using a soy wax blend and carefully chosen clean fragrances to evoke memory, season, and mood.
Made to burn beautifully, linger softly, and invite a little everyday magic.
Oddity No. 4 opens with the lush sweetness of ripe fig, immediately tempered by a flash of sea salt. The effect is striking — sweet meets brine, softness cut by mineral edge. It’s familiar for a moment, then instantly unsettled.
As the candle develops, brown sugar deepens the fig’s richness, grounding the sweetness without smoothing it out. A saline note from Sel de Mer pulls the scent toward the coast — airy, mineral, and faintly metallic — creating tension between warmth and sharpness.
Threaded through the blend is a subtle acidity, achieved through bergamot — bright, citrusy, and faintly bitter. It mimics the idea of vinegar rather than announcing it outright: a tang at the edges, a mouthwatering sharpness that keeps the scent awake and alive.
The result is a fragrance that challenges expectation:
sweet but saline, bright yet savory, elegant and unapologetically strange.
Salted Fig & Vinegar is an olfactory provocation — inspired by preserved fruit, coastal air, and culinary contrasts. It’s not meant to blend in or soothe; it’s meant to spark curiosity, conversation, and delight in the unexpected. A candle for those who crave tension, nuance, and scents that refuse to behave.
Oddity No. 2 opens with the unmistakable scent of tomato leaf — bright, green, and sun-warmed, as if stems have just been crushed between your fingers. There’s an immediate freshness here, sharp and alive, softened by a flicker of citrus peel that lifts the greenery without sweetening it.
As the candle settles, arugula emerges — peppery, aromatic, and slightly bitter. It adds tension and edge, pushing the fragrance into unexpected territory. Herbal and vegetal rather than floral, this heart feels modern and culinary-adjacent, blurring the line between garden and kitchen.
Beneath it all lies petrichor — the quiet scent of rain hitting warm soil. Damp earth, moss, and stone ground the green notes, giving the fragrance depth and atmosphere. The effect is immersive and tactile, like standing barefoot in a summer garden just after a storm.
The result is a scent that refuses to behave:
green but grounded, fresh yet earthy, familiar and utterly unconventional.
Tomato Reverie is an olfactory still life — a study of leaves, rain, and living things. A candle for those drawn to the unusual, the vegetal, and the beauty of scents that feel alive. This is not a background fragrance; it’s a conversation.