
What It's For
This is the candle for the start of something: a new month, a new job, or a Sunday spent planning the week ahead. Warm, sweet scents have long been burned while people set intentions about money and having enough. Mostly, it just makes a room smell like a good kitchen.
What You Get
A scented candle poured into a cream ribbed glass jar, with real dried orange peel and cinnamon set into the wax. The scent is warm and sweet: vanilla first, then orange and a little spice. When it's burned down, the jar washes out and makes a good holder for pens or brushes.
1. Trim the wick to about a quarter inch before each burn. 2. Light it while you write down what you're working toward. 3. Burn two to three hours at a time, never unattended.
Field Notes From Customers
Lit this while doing the money-journaling thing from the ritual tip and it's genuinely become a Sunday habit now. Scent is warm, not sickly-sweet like some vanilla candles.
Burns evenly and the jar is nice enough to keep after. Throw isn't huge in a bigger room, but for a bedroom-sized space it's perfect.



