Opens a space softly, without demanding attention.

Petalwake is best in rooms that get morning light — a bedroom, a reading corner, a kitchen during a slow breakfast. It lifts without overpowering, brightens without blinding.

Best lit in the morning or early afternoon, when the day is still deciding what it wants to be.

• You prefer fresh and floral over spicy or deeply woody
• You want a scent that brightens without overwhelming
• You light candles in the morning, not just the evening
• You want something that feels like optimism made physical
• You're looking for a gift that's gentle, beautiful, and universally right

Petalwake is made in small, considered batches — each one poured by hand when the previous has closed.

No bulk stock. No pre-poured reserves. When this batch ends, it rests until the next one is ready.

If you're seeing it now, the batch is still open. These moments have their own timing.

Petalwake opens like a window — fresh, floral, with just enough green to feel alive rather than perfumed.

The peony and green tea notes arrive first, clean and cool, before the rose and magnolia deepen the scent into something warmer and more present.

At its base, white musk and cedar give the fragrance a soft, woody warmth — light enough to stay in a room without ever becoming heavy. It's the kind of scent that makes people ask, quietly, what that lovely thing is.

On slow mornings when there's no rush.

When you're drinking tea before the day officially starts. When spring has arrived and you want the room to feel like it. When someone you care about is visiting and you want them to feel at ease from the moment they walk in.

When the world is fine and you want your space to reflect that.

Wax — 100% natural fine soy wax. Clean-burning and kind to the air.

Fragrance — A blend of peony, green tea, rose, magnolia, white musk, and cedar fragrance oils.

Wick — Cotton-core wick, hand-centred. Lead-free, zinc-free.

Vessel — Amber glass jar, 180g. Keep it, clean it, use it again.

Weight — 180g · Burn time: 40–45 hours

Before lighting — Trim the wick to 5mm. This ensures a clean, even burn every time.

First burn — Allow the wax to pool to the edges before extinguishing. This sets the memory of the pour.

Ongoing — Keep burns under four hours. Trim between each light. Burn on a stable, heat-safe surface.

After the last burn — Clean the vessel and find it a new purpose. The glass was made to outlast the candle.

Top Notes — Peony · Green Tea
Clean, floral, and quietly awake. Like opening a window on a bright morning.

Heart Notes — Rose · Magnolia
Soft and present — florals in full bloom without being overpowering.

Base Notes — White Musk · Cedar
A warm, clean finish — like sunlight on cotton. Stays gently in the room.