Smells Like It's Time to Talk About Edgar Allan Poe

Smells Like It's Time to Talk About Edgar Allan Poe

9oz / Amber / Christmas Warmth
$25.00 USD

Smells Like It's Time to Talk About Edgar Allan Poe

$25.00 USD
Size9oz
ColorAmber
Scent

Smells Like It’s Time to Talk About Edgar Allan Poe

For readers who prefer their literature dark, atmospheric, and just a little unsettling.

This 9 oz soy candle is a playful tribute to Edgar Allan Poe, Gothic fiction, and the kind of evenings best spent with rain at the windows and a book open nearby. Poured in an amber glass jar with a cotton wick, it brings a warm, moody glow to reading corners, bookshelves, and appropriately dramatic rooms.


Choose from six scent options, ranging from dark and oceanic to warm, herbal, or completely fragrance-free.


Candle Details

• 9 oz soy candle in amber glass jar

• 100% natural soy wax blend

• 100% cotton wick

• Glass vessel

• Made in accordance with ASTM candle safety standards

• Available in six scent options

• Wax color remains the same across scented varieties


Scent Options

Atlantis Whisper

Salty oceanic notes layered with dark musk, sandalwood, and a blend of essential oils.

Christmas Wreath

Orange spice, fir, pine, and smoky fireplace notes create a warm, woodsy holiday fragrance.

Cinnamon Vanilla

Spiced cinnamon paired with warm vanilla and natural essential oils, including gurjun balsam.

Coconut Cream + Cardamom

A layered blend of curry, lemon, rich buttery notes, creamy coconut, pepper, and cardamom with a sweet, musky, powdery finish.

Unscented

A fragrance-free option for those who want the candlelight without added scent.

White Sage + Lavender

Lavender blended with camphor, chamomile, sage, rosemary, sandalwood, and cedarwood.

Candle Safety

Always burn within sight. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials.

A fitting accompaniment to Edgar Allan Poe, his stories and poems, and nights that could use a little more atmosphere.

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Smells Like It's Time to Talk About Edgar Allan Poe

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