National Park Candles

National parks don't do daytrips on a Tuesday. These candles do. Hand-poured in small batches out of Seattle, each one chases the specific, stubborn character of a single park -- the cold peppermint air of North Cascades, the smoke and old cedar of Sequoia, the salt and driftwood pulled straight off the Acadia coastline. Sixteen scents, one theme: get outside, or at least smell like you did.

Pair it with the incense cones for the desk at work, or the car air freshener for the commute in between. Or add it to the pile in our home goods collection -- it holds its own.

The Details

Scent Notes

Acadia: Sea salt, dunes & driftwood. Arches: Red sandstone, copaiba balsam & sandalwood. Bryce Canyon: Cinnamon, orange, pine needle & smoke. Glacier: Huckleberry, bergamot, balsam fir & vanilla. Great Smokies: Red maple, laurel & sandalwood. Hawaii Volcanoes: Wild fig, ginger & citrus. Isle Royale: Grapefruit, balsam fir & sandalwood. New River Gorge: Ginger, coriander, lavender & cedar. North Cascades: Peppermint, fresh rosemary & crushed cardamom. Olympic: Spicy red cedar & earthy oakmoss. Rainier: Balsam fir needle, crushed pine & citrus. Rocky Mountain: Juniper berry, peppercorn & spices. Sequoia: Fir needle, cedarwood & smoky tobacco. Yellowstone: Vetiver, pine & sandalwood. Yosemite: Warm cedarwood, amber, sweet orange & spice. Zion: Desert lavender, sage & dried herbs.