Winter Bayberry

The black fig and cedarwood really anchor the sweet bayberry—it’s festive but not cloying. I lit it during a snowstorm and the whole room felt cozy. This one’s a keeper for winter nights.

The sea salt and lavender combo cuts through the cedarwood perfectly, making my whole living room smell like a coastal winter walk. I’ve been burning it every evening and the scent lasts for hours without getting cloying.

I had this burning during a snow day and the sea salt really cuts through the heavier notes, making the whole room feel crisp but cozy. It’s a perfect balance of sweet bayberry and warm cedarwood that lasts for hours.

The black fig comes through beautifully against the cedarwood, making the whole room smell like a cozy cabin by the sea. Burns evenly and the scent lingers pleasantly without being too heavy.

Got it lit for the first time and the mix of bayberry with that sea salt note is surprisingly fresh—not heavy at all. Lasted a solid four hours, which felt just right for a cozy evening. This one’s staying in my winter rotation.

I was skeptical about a winter scent with lavender and fig, but burning this makes my living room feel like a cozy cabin by the sea. The cedarwood really anchors everything without being too heavy.

The cedarwood really anchors the brighter notes—this isn't just another fruity candle. It’s cozy without being heavy, perfect for a chilly evening.

Brought this to a holiday dinner and everyone asked what the candle was — the sea salt with lavender is a surprisingly cozy combo. Burns clean and the cedarwood really comes through in a small room.

I lit this during our first snowstorm and the lavender-cedarwood combo somehow made the whole room feel cozier. The sea salt keeps it from being too heavy—it's warm but still fresh.

The salt note really balances the sweetness of the bayberry, and the cedarwood makes the whole room feel cozy without being too heavy. I lit it during a snowstorm last week and it lifted my mood instantly.