The Story
The scent
behind the name
Orchard was made for the season when everything smells like it's ending beautifully. The kind of October day where the air is sharp, the leaves are turning, and someone always seems to be baking something.
Cinnamon opens the candle with that familiar warmth — not sweet, but spiced and honest. Apple follows, crisp and real, the way an actual apple smells rather than a candy version of one. Cedarwood closes it out with the dry, woody depth of old trees that have stood through a hundred harvests.
This is a candle for flannel and fireplaces, for Sunday afternoons, for the particular comfort of a season that asks you to slow down.
Top Note
Cinnamon
Warm and spiced. The first breath of a cool autumn morning.
Heart Note
Apple
Crisp, ripe, and unmistakably fresh off the branch.
Base Note
Cedarwood
Dry and grounding. The smell of old orchard trees after rain.