
BestsellerPeony Blush
£22Crisp red apple opening onto peony, rose, jasmine and gillyflower, settling on soft suede.
Small-batch candles in considered scents — from crisp pear and freesia to a dark pomegranate noir — poured a few at a time in a Berkshire garden studio.
We’re Rich and Leigh — two friends from Holyport who started pouring candles in a garden studio, and kept testing until they were right.
Everything is blended, poured and labelled by hand, a few at a time. Each jar carries its batch number, written in pen.
Our story →The gardens change with the season — these three don’t. Each jar hand-numbered from its batch, £22 each.

BestsellerCrisp red apple opening onto peony, rose, jasmine and gillyflower, settling on soft suede.
Every label carries its batch number, written in pen at the bench.
A paraffin blend, picked after months of testing because it fills a room.
Trimmed and tested for a clean, even burn of around thirty hours.
Amber glass, made to outlast the candle — refills are on the way.
A three-candle set tracing a day in an English garden — After the Rain, Fig Leaf & Sun-Warmed Stone and Herb Border at Dusk.
The Walled Garden carried into the cold months — Pomander, Fir & Frankincense and First Frost, poured into frosted white and black glass.
“The pomegranate one filled the whole downstairs. I came back the next week for two more.”
“Burns dead level — not a scrap of wax left on the sides.”
“Bought one as a gift, kept it for myself. Sorry, Mum.”
New scents are poured in small numbers and go quickly. Leave your email and we’ll tell you first.