Anecdote Candle
Anecdote Autumn Glass Candle
£30.00
At Anthropologie
Dreamt up by Anecdote Candles, each of these, well, candles tell a story through their scent, imparting a nostalgic anecdote and plenty of seasonal feels into your home. Discover Sweater Weather, Weekend Getaway, Fall Feels and Fireside Chats swirling with warming, crisp and citrussy fragrances.
Sweater Weather: Cotton blossom, tonka bean, and sandalwood smell like crisp air and cozy cashmere cardigans. (FRESH)
Weekend Getaway: The scent of scenic drives and a fresh fall escape, Spanish moss and Valencia orange blend with juniper and pine. (WOODSY)
Fall Feels: White pumpkin and clove evoke the aroma of cherished family recipes and second helpings. (GOURMAND)
Fireside Chats: Cinnamon canela bark and cedarwood smell like hot toddies enjoyed while bundled in cozy blankets. (WOODSY)
About Anecdote Candles
With the belief that fragrance is a conversation piece, Anecdote designs candles to remind us of stories worth sharing. Inspired by personal recollections and cultural trends, their candles are crafted from coconut-soy wax with evocative scents and playfully modern packaging - each hand-poured in the USA.
For the best burn experience, keep the following in mind:
* The first time you light your candle, allow it to burn until the wax pool melts all the way to the edge; for a larger candle, this may take several hours. Wax has "memory," so if it is extinguished with a partial pool, that will prevent a full, even pool from forming in the future.
* Trim your wick each time you light the candle, removing any "bloom" from the previous burn. We recommend lighting a wick that is 1/4-1/2" in length.
* Ensure that your candle is placed on a heat-safe surface.
* Do not allow wick trimmings, dust, or other materials to accumulate in the wax pool.
* To ensure safety and longevity, be sure to check the bottom of your candle for additional instructions, including details on when to discontinue use.
By Anecdote Candles
Exclusive to Anthropologie
Coconut-soy wax; cotton wick
Glass vessel; wooden lid
40-hour burn time
Hand-poured in the USA