Have you met our Candlefish Chandlers yet? Chandlers are experts in all things candles: candle-making, fragrance sniffing and more. One of our other special skills is knowing the perfect candle for every moment. Read on as four of our chandlers reminisce on fond moments of fall and the candles that bring these memories back.
Chandler Cat
Notes of Cypress, Pine, Patchouli, Sandalwood, and Leather
This rich yet subtle, woodsy candle reminds me of my aunt's beautiful farmhouse in Virginia. The entry level held a cozy library that housed a worn leather couch, antique lamps, hardwood floors, and hundreds of century old books. During the craziness of large family vacations at the farm, the Library was always my favorite place to go for a quiet escape and a cozy read on the couch.
Chandler Hannah
Notes of Nectarine, Violet Petals and White Cashmere
When the weather cools down after a scorching summer in Charleston, there's nothing I like better than to wrap up in a down comforter, make myself a nice hot cup of tea, and read a great book. No. 71 is an all-season favorite, but encourages me to slow down and enjoy the coziness of fall!
Chandler Emily
Notes of Coffee, Vanilla and Sandalwood
Goodbye for now cold brew coffee! The warming notes in this epicurean fragrance brings me back to cozying up at my favorite coffee shop where I grew up in Tennessee. When the weather starts to cool down, there is nothing more comforting than savoring that first sip of hot coffee.
Chandler Jennifer
Notes of Rosewood, Pink Pepper and Tonka Bean
Last fall I received a candle with notes of rosewood and vanilla from one of my close friends as a housewarming gift when I made the move from NYC to Charleston. Now, when I light #70 the comforting aroma of woods and vanilla reminds me of new beginnings and happy moments during my first few day here in the holy city.
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I was recently in Charleston and purchased a small 2oz CANDLEFISH #070.
I love it and would love to ordrr 2 large9.oc candles. How do I go about this?
Sincerely,
Karen Maggio