SCENTS
Jasmine Chai
The smell of your mom's kitchen when everyone's talking over each other.
Jasmine Chai is chai simmering on the stove while jasmine drifts in from the window — the feeling of being surrounded by people who've known you your whole life.
Floral and grounding, with black tea and a delicate sweetness that lingers. For Sunday mornings and late-night conversations.
Notes: Jasmine, black tea, white tea
Gooseberry
Summer at your nani's house. Tart fruit. Sticky fingers. Screen doors.
Gooseberry is bright and a little wild — red currant and lemon peel with a whisper of geranium. Inspired by the amla fruit that grows across India, it's sweet and tart in equal measure.
Light it when you want your space to feel alive.
Notes: Red currant, lemon peel, geranium
Sandalwood Rose
The scent you'd wear if you could.
Sandalwood Rose is the gulaab your grandmother kept in her garden, softened with the warmth of old wooden furniture and slow afternoons. Earthy and floral — rose sweetness grounded by deep, sensual sandalwood.
Elegant but familiar. Not trying too hard.
This is the candle people ask about.
Notes: Rose, sandalwood, soft musk
Spice
The warmth that hits you when you walk into your mom's kitchen.
Spice is warm and bright — ginger, saffron, and a hit of lemon that wakes up the room. It's the feeling of home cooking, familiar and grounding, before you even see what's on the stove.
Bold but not overwhelming. Familiar but not predictable.
Light it when you need your space to feel alive again.
Notes: Lemon, ginger, saffron
Darjeeling
First cup of the morning, before anyone else is awake.
Darjeeling is quiet and bright — citrus and tea leaves with just enough earthiness to feel grounded. Inspired by the mist-covered Himalayan tea plantations, it's the kind of scent that makes your apartment feel like yours.
Clean without being cold. Fresh without trying.
Notes: Citrus, black tea, subtle florals, woodsy base
Bonfire Nights
For the nights you stay out late.
Bonfire Nights smells like the end of summer — smoke caught in your sweater, marshmallow sweetness, cedar crackling in the dark. The kind of night where nobody checks the time and the fire does all the talking.
Cozy but not sleepy. Warm but not heavy.
Light it when you want your apartment to feel like a weekend.
Notes: Cedar, smoke, toasted marshmallow
Cozy Cashmere
The feeling of finally being still.
Cozy Cashmere is soft and rich — plum, peony, and a base of patchouli and leather that settles in without taking over. It smells like your favorite sweater and a night with no plans.
Sophisticated but not stiff. Warm without being heavy.
Light it when you're done being "on."
Notes: Plum, peony, patchouli, leather