Kyoto Dusk Candle
There is a particular stillness just after sunset, when the day has ended but the night has not yet asked anything of you.
Kyoto Dusk settles into that pause. Cool vanilla, lavender and soft citrus move through the air before meeting Japanese hinoki, resinous cypress and fresh green sap. Smoke, dry cedar, warm balsam and earthy moss remain underneath, giving the fragrance depth without making it heavy.
The result feels closer to fragrance worn on skin than a traditional wood-scented candle—smooth, intimate and difficult to separate from the room itself. Light it when the evening is finally yours.
SCENT CHARACTER
Woody · Aromatic · Smooth
SCENT NOTES
- Top: Vanilla · Soft Citrus Peel · Forest Air
- Heart: Lavender · Hinoki Wood · Resinous Cypress · Fresh Green Sap
- Base: Smoke · Dry Cedar · Warm Balsam · Earthy Moss
DETAILS
12 oz candle · Coco Apricot Cream wax · Wooden wick · Approximately 60–70 hours of burn time
Also available as Kyoto Dusk Interior Fragrance.
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Net Weight: 12 oz
Wax: Coco Apricot Crème
Wick: Wooden wick
Burn Time: Approximately 60–70 hours
Natural wax may show slight variations in color or texture. These variations do not affect the candle’s performance.
Before each burn, trim the wooden wick to approximately ⅛ inch and remove any loose or charred wood.
During the first burn, allow the melted wax to reach close to the edges of the vessel. This helps establish an even burn and reduces tunneling.
Burn for no more than four hours at a time. Keep the wax free of wick trimmings, matches, and other debris.
If the flame becomes unusually high or begins to smoke, extinguish the candle, allow it to cool, trim the wick, and relight.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, pets, drafts, and flammable materials.
Place the candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting. Do not move the vessel while the candle is burning or while the wax is still liquid.
Discontinue use when approximately ½ inch of wax remains at the bottom of the vessel. The container may become hot during use.
