The Camp Cup Candle: Wanderer
Created in collaboration with Juno Pottery, the Camp Cup Candle features our Wanderer fragrance and is intended to be enjoyed as a drinking vessel once your candle has burned down. The Camp Cup is inspired by Jennifer's Oklahoma roots and the 'Oakies' who resourcefully repurposed a tin can as a drinking vessel during the Dust Bowl.
smells like: long days spent exploring new trails
fragrance details: a grounding and earthy blend of black pepper, bergamot, cedar, sandalwood, and oakmoss
elder symbols
type: woodsy, earthy & herbaceous
property: grounding
wisdom: centering & perspective
Please note that discount codes will not work on this item, as it is a special collaboration.
+ weight: 10oz
+ measures about 3 1/4" wide by 4" tall
+ burn time: 70+ hours
+ 100% pure american grown soy wax
+ small batch wheel thrown ceramic vessel glazed in white with iron speckles
+ hand-poured in small batches in brevard, nc
+ all natural fragrance oils and lead-free cotton wicks
+ to clean out your camp cup after you've finished burning your candle, use hot + soapy water to remove the last bits of wax. dishwasher safe!
Tips for a Wonderful Candle Experience
TRIM THE WICK. Make sure to trim the wick to ¼” before lighting and each time a candle is re-lit.
MAKE THE FIRST BURN COUNT. Soy wax has a memory and should be allowed to achieve a full melt pool on its very first burn. If it is extinguished prior to allowing a full melt pool, all subsequent melt pools will not go past the first one, creating the dreaded tunnel.
To create a full melt pool, burn the candle for a minimum of one (1) hour for every inch of it's diameter. All future burns should follow the first one's path and melt fully to the sides. Do not burn longer than 4 hours at a time.
CREATE A WAX POOL. To get a strong and long lasting scent, make sure to allow the top layer to melt into a pool of liquid wax.
BURN SAFELY. Always burn within sight and on a heat resistant surface. Keep away from things that can catch fire. Always keep away from pets and little hands. Never burn a candle unattended!
SAY GOODBYE. Time to let your candle go when only ½” wax remain.