Small batch · The Triangle, NC · Women-owned

Pick a color. We’ll make the rest by hand.

Chandra Bloom pours candles, presses wax sachets, and boxes DIY paint kits — a few dozen at a time, at a kitchen table in North Carolina. The first batch is close.

No spam. One email when the first batch is ready.

Pick your color
  • Sage
  • Petal
  • Beeswax
  • Periwinkle

Three things, made three ways.

Nine to open with. Every one of them starts as a color you chose and ends up somewhere you can smell it or hang it up.

Poured

Artisan candles

Coconut–soy wax and a cotton wick, poured into eight-ounce amber glass. Scented lightly enough to live in a small room.

8 oz · Coconut–soy · ~45 hr burn

Fig & Sage

Green fig, crushed sage, a little black pepper.

Cardamom Milk

Warm cardamom over vanilla and oat.

Rain on Cedar

Cedar, wet stone, and cold air.

Pressed

Wax sachets

No flame, no wick. Pressed with dried botanicals and hung wherever cloth sits still — a drawer, a coat closet, a suitcase between trips.

Set of 3 · Flameless · ~8 weeks

Lavender Drawer

Lavender and dried linden, for folded clothes.

Cedar & Rose

Cedarwood under an old garden rose.

Jasmine Green

Jasmine, green tea leaf, a clean finish.

Painted

DIY paint kits

Everything one afternoon needs: a primed surface, four pots mixed to your color, two brushes, and a card that tells you what to do first.

4 pots · 2 brushes · One afternoon

Kitchen Shelf

A primed pine shelf and its brackets.

Terracotta Pots

Three bisque pots and a set of earth tones.

Paper Lanterns

Two lantern frames, paper, and thinned paint.

Who makes it

It started with one color.

Shreya Singh kept putting the same green into everything she made — candles for friends, sachets for the linen closet, a paint kit for the kitchen table on a slow Saturday. Enough people asked where to buy them that it stopped being a hobby.

Chandra Bloom is still her hands and still small batches, made here in the Triangle. Nothing gets listed until she’d put it in her own house.

Shreya Singh · Founder

The first batch

Be there when it opens.

Tell us the color you picked and we’ll make more of it. One email when the shop opens — nothing before that.

Joining with Sage.