A stoneware candle you keep. A refill that costs less than half.
Buy the vessel once. When the candle is out, a refill drops in: no wick to thread, no beads, no tunnelling.
Order a vessel- Vessel
- $48, with its first candle
- Refill
- $18, poured to fit
- Burn
- 40 hours per candle
- Made in
- Hudson, New York
The object and the refill
Vessel in Oatmeal, thrown by Ines Marlow, with its wooden lid
Refill: hand-poured soy wax wrapped in plain paper, $18
Two rules we do not break, and one habit
The refill fits exactly
Poured to the vessel's own shape, wick centred. Swapping takes ten seconds: no wick to thread, no beads, no tunnelling.
Less than half the candle
A refill is $18 against $48 for the vessel with its first candle. Refilling is the obvious choice, never a sacrifice.
Nothing auto-bills
Reorder when the candle is actually out. About 40 burn hours after a vessel ships, one plain email offers the refill.
Prices, plainly
Vessel, with its first candle
$48once; refills $18
- Stoneware thrown by Ines Marlow, in your glaze
- Your scent: Hearth, Orchard, Shoreline or Study
- 40 burn hours, soy wax, cotton wick
- Refill, $18, poured to fit
- Postage $6 in the US, free over $60
A $6 set of 5 wax chips to smell the scents first. Ember is poured November to January.
Questions before a first vessel
Lift out the spent insert and drop the new one in. The refill is poured to the vessel's shape with the wick centred; nothing to thread, nothing to pack down.
Buy the vessel once. Refill it for years.
Poured, packed and posted from one studio in Hudson, New York. Postage $6 in the US, free over $60.


