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Thursday 12 November, 9am · the list gets in on the 11th

back for
christmas

Soy candles and reed diffusers · hand-poured in Birmingham · four drops a year

The September drop closed on Saturday. I pour four times a year, in batches small enough that every one passes through my hands, and nothing gets restocked in between — so there's nothing to buy today, and that's on purpose.

The Christmas drop opens on Thursday 12 November, with old pine and and all things nice back in. Last orders for Christmas are Friday 4 December.

A house of two trees sharp peels candle held in one hand against a painted wall
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Closed until Thursday 12 November☺︎The Christmas drop · old pine and and all things nice are back☺︎Poured in Birmingham☺︎When it's gone, it's gone☺︎Last orders for Christmas · Friday 4 December☺︎
4
drops a year
635
parcels posted so far
1
pair of hands, every candle

gift cards

£25 · £50 · £75 · £100

Emailed in about a minute, never expire, work on any drop. The one thing you can buy while the shop is shut.

Have a look

the journal

Ten things worth knowing

How to rescue a candle that's tunnelled, whether a diffuser is the better idea for the room, and why the shop is shut most of the year. No filler.

Have a read

which one are you?

Four questions

You can't smell a website, which is the whole problem with selling candles online. Answer four questions and I'll tell you where I'd start.

Find out
Who you're actually buying from

Hello.
I'm Sarah.

I didn't sleep as a child. My mum stayed up and made things with me. Thirty years later I'm still up late making things, and now you can buy them.

I draw the labels, pour the wax, pack the boxes and answer the emails. There is no team. If you message me, it's me.

Why "house of two trees"? →
Rows of amber jars on the workbench, wicks set, waiting to be poured