Every scent leaves the room a different color than it entered it.
We built a brand around that fact instead of writing around it.
The rule
The two-tone rule didn't start as a design choice. It started as a way to describe a candle without repeating the same three adjectives every label uses.
Spark is the note you smell first. Field is the one still in the room an hour later. Every scent gets both, written as a ratio, Acid Lime 70 / Deep Ink 30 for instance, and that ratio is the only palette we use.
Small batches
The studio pours in small batches, by hand, on a schedule set by how quickly a batch runs out, not a season calendar. Eight scents exist right now. That number moves slowly, on purpose.
What we don't do
We don't chase seasonal drops or holiday tins. We don't publish a scent because a quarter needs new inventory. If a ratio isn't right, it waits.
That's the whole method. The rest is in the ratios.
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