Small-batch · Hand-poured · Slow by design
Rituals for people who work too much.
You answer email at dinner. You “take a break” by switching tabs. Slowburn candles mark the edges of your day — so work ends where the wick begins.
01Featured
The ones people reorder
Deep Work
$38Cedar · Vetiver · Black Pepper
~65 hr burn
First Light
$34Bergamot · White Tea · Oat Milk
~60 hr burn
Clock Out
$38Bourbon · Oak · Vanilla Bean
~65 hr burn
Lights Out
$34Lavender · Chamomile · Cashmere
~55 hr burn
All thirty candles, six rituals.
View all candles →02Shop by ritual
Six moments in an overworked day
03From the Deep Work ritual
Deep Work
Cedar · Vetiver · Black Pepper
Two hours, no Slack, no tabs. Dry cedar and earthy vetiver build a room with the door closed; black pepper keeps you awake inside it. The closest a candle gets to a focus mode.
~65 hours · 9 oz · coconut-soy wax
Meet Deep Work →04The point
A candle is a timer you can't snooze.
1
Light it on purpose
Not for ambiance — for a boundary. The wick catches when the workday should end, and not a minute later.
2
Stay in the room
A flame can't be optimized, batched, or A/B tested. The only way to use it is to be there while it burns.
3
Let it finish
45–60 hours per candle, at exactly one speed. When the flame is the brightest thing in the room, you're done.
I stopped checking Slack when the wick caught. That's it. That's the review.
Mara T. — Burned through four jars of Deep Work
05The Slow Memo
One email a month. That's the whole funnel.
New batches, no urgency, nothing you have to act on. We're not going to growth-hack you.