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Questions
Yes. Cedar Element is poured in 100% soy wax — no paraffin, no dye — with CandleScience Cedar Element fragrance oil. More
CandleScience Cedar Element fragrance oil. Same oil as the bottle. We write the name on this page and on the bottom of the jar. More
The scent is on the bottom. The room gets the glow. The vessel is meant to be kept. More
Yes. You pick the oil and the vessel. We pour it in Durango. More
First burn until the melt reaches the edges — usually two to three hours. More
Yes. That is the point. Warm the last wax, wipe it out, and plant, or keep the jar on the shelf. More
Poured in Durango after you order. Usually on its way within a few days.
Other oils from the studio.
Sitting beside pure cedar requires deep woods, resinous pines, and dry earthy bases that honor its quiet structure.

Sugar Pine and Patchouli
$32.00
Shares a direct cedar base while layering balsam, pine, and soft sage for a fuller forest canopy.
TopLime, Pear
HeartPatchouli, Sage
BaseBalsam, Pine, Cedar

Black Coral and Moss
$32.00
Anchored by cedar and vetiver, adding a darker, mossy depth to the dry woodiness.
TopMarine, Camphor, Pineapple
HeartLavender, Bamboo
BaseDark Musk, Vetiver, Amber, Cedar

Apothecary
$32.00
Brings a dry balsam base and subtle sage that rest quietly against pure timber.
TopPeppercorn, Coriander, Sage
HeartMoss, Patchouli, Chamomile
BaseBalsam

Beachwood
$32.00
Teakwood and patchouli provide an honest, sun-bleached contrast without losing the quiet wood backbone.
TopSea Salt, Orange Peel, Grass
HeartEucalyptus, Sage, Marine
BasePatchouli, Teakwood, Moss