Archipelago - Verbena Jar Candle
Sale price$32.00
FAQ
Archipelago Candles: Common Questions
Havana, by our sales count: more than seven thousand sold, a bergamot-tobacco-ylang ylang blend that manages to be both bright and smoky at once. Bergamot Tobacco runs second for shoppers who want the same register without the sweetness, and the Black Forest family owns the holidays. Archipelago candles have a habit of turning one-time buyers into repeaters, and Havana is usually the one that does it.
Dark ebony wood, Douglas fir, and black currant, sweetened just slightly with mulberry and black patchouli. It reads like a forest at dusk rather than a Christmas tree lot, which is why it sells straight through winter instead of stopping in December. The tin at $21 is the easy entry; the boxed candle at $46 is the one that ends up on mantels.
Archipelago sells through spas, boutiques, and select retailers rather than big-box shelves. Candle Delirium carries over one hundred Archipelago products at our West Hollywood showroom and ships nationwide from candledelirium.com, with jar candles at $32 and tins at $21. If a scent has ever disappeared from your local boutique, odds are decent we still have it.
The oils are the story. Archipelago blends in small batches and leaves the fragrance oils to age in barrels, where they blend, mature, and intensify before pouring. That aging step is rare at this price point and it shows up in the depth of scents like Havana and Black Forest, which smell layered rather than flat. It is craft-house process at boutique-brand pricing.
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