A Sculpture of Scent and Style Introducing the FORMA, a bold and artistic statement piece that transcends the traditional candle. With its striking and sculptural silhouette, the FORMA is designed for those who appreciate the intersection of art and aroma. This is more than a candle; it's a piece of decor that commands attention and transforms your environment. The FORMA is available in three exquisite finishes to complement any interior aesthetic. Choose the timeless elegance of Marble, the dramatic and sophisticated allure of hand-painted Noir Black, or the rich, inviting warmth of hand-painted Bronze. Each FORMA vessel is a testament to impeccable craftsmanship and design. The Signature Fragrance: Sanctuary Within this sculptural vessel lies our signature Sanctuary fragrance, a complex and captivating scent designed to create an atmosphere of pure tranquility and sophisticated comfort. Your sensory journey begins with the lush, tropical notes of guava fig and creamy coconut, instantly evoking a sense of peaceful escape. This bright and inviting opening melts into a warm and grounding heart, where the strength of golden oaks and the rich, resinous glow of amber create a serene and enduring foundation. A final, intriguing touch of cured tobacco adds a hint of smoky mystery, completing a fragrance that is both intoxicating and deeply comforting. Scent Profile: Top: Guava Fig, Coconut Heart: Golden Oaks, Amber Base: Tobacco Before You Light — First Burn Matters Trim the wooden wick to about ⅛" (3 mm) before the first burn. You can gently pinch off the charred bits between your fingers or use wick trimmers. Burn for 2–3 hours on the first light to create a full melt pool and prevent tunneling. Always place your candle on a heat-safe surface and keep it away from drafts, children, and pets. Wooden Wick Tips Wooden wicks burn differently than cotton: they produce a soft crackle and a low, smoldering flame. If your flame appears weak, extinguish it, trim off the charred wood, and relight. A too-long wick can smother the flame. Allow wax to melt fully across the surface before extinguishing to promote even burning.
