
No. I · Shelf I
Midnight Study
The desk lamp, the last page, and nobody awake to call you to bed.
Pours: blackberry vanilla

Six candles · two shelves · poured to order in the USA
The candles are for one more chapter. It is two in the morning, the lamp is on, the book is good, and nothing in the world needs you until it gets light.
The shelves
After Dark holds the three low-lamp candles for the deep end of the night. Open Hours holds the three warm ones for when the night is nearly over. Read them in order, because that order is a night ending.
Shelf I
The three low-lamp candles, for the part of the night when nobody needs you.
Every candle on this shelf is $29.99 · 9 oz · coconut apricot wax

No. I · Shelf I
The desk lamp, the last page, and nobody awake to call you to bed.
Pours: blackberry vanilla

No. II · Shelf I
Amber light on old spines; the row you always stop at.
Pours: beachwood

No. III · Shelf I
The velvet chair that keeps your shape all winter.
Pours: cashmere musk
Shelf II
The three warm candles, for the part of the night that is nearly over.
Every candle on this shelf is $24.99 · 9 oz (7.5 oz of wax) · soy wax

No. IV · Shelf II
One more chapter, says the hearth. It always says that.
Pours: comfort spice

No. V · Shelf II
Pressed flowers in the dictionary; the drawer that smells of August.
Pours: eucalyptus lavender herb

No. VI · Shelf II
Cold light, cut grapefruit, the first clean page of the day.
Pours: pink grapefruit

One night, six candles
The six are written in order. After Dark begins when the house goes quiet and runs through the deep end of the night. Open Hours picks up when the fire is low and carries on until the morning is on its way.
Burn them in that order over a winter and you will have read a whole night, one candle at a time.
Every jar says plainly what is in the wax, so you know what you are buying before it arrives.
What is in the jar
The Library Card
Any three candles, chosen by you, for one price. Sixty-nine dollars, whichever three you choose.
Choose your three on the Library Card page.
About the Library Card
The house
There are six candles, on two shelves. The three on After Dark are for the deep end of the night, the low lamp and the last few pages. The three on Open Hours are warmer, for the fire burning down and the first light coming in. Each one is named for a spot in the house where you might sit and read, because that is how most of us remember a scent. Not by the notes in it, but by where we were.
Every candle is poured after you order it, in the USA, in a 9 oz jar with a cotton wick. We say allow about two weeks so that nobody is left waiting on a promise, but we do everything we can to get yours to you quicker than that.
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