A ribbed glass jar candle on a radiator shelf, unlit, in warm low light.

Jar candle

Oak & Ember Jar Candle

Dry oak, warm resin and a little smoke, in a jar drawn to the lamp.

£14
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Dry oak, warm resin and a little smoke — the smell of a room that has been lived in, not sprayed.

Ribbed glass, one wick, and a jar drawn to the lamp so it sits under the shade with room around it rather than wedged under it. That is the point of making our own: the fit stops being a question.

The wick is there and it works if you want to light it. Under the lamp it never gets lit, the whole top surface melts, and the sides do not go to waste.

Complete the set

The parts that keep it going, all drawn to the same lamp.

The whole range laid out on an ivory ground: the lamp in Ember Black over a lit jar, two ribbed glass candles, the melt dish and a pair of spare bulbs.

No flame

The heat comes from a bulb above the wax. Nothing is burning.

It fits the jars you own

The pole adjusts by hand, and the shade hangs over the jar rather than around it.

Timer and dimmer on the cable

Two, four, eight or ten hours, then it switches itself off.

Thirty days to change your mind

Unused and in its box. Free UK delivery, five to seven working days.

The specifics

Size
220g, ribbed glass jar, single wick
Notes
Dry oak, warm resin, a trace of smoke
Fit
Drawn to the Yakamire warmer lamp
Also works
As an ordinary candle, if you would rather light it

Something not answered here? Delivery and returns.

Questions people actually ask

Do I need your candle to use the lamp?

No. The lamp warms the jar candles you already own. Ours are made so the fit is never a guess.

Can I light it normally?

Yes. It has a wick and it behaves like any other jar candle. Under the lamp the wick simply stays unlit.

How long does the scent last under the lamp?

That depends on the room, the setting on the dimmer and how long you leave it on, so any number we gave you would be a guess. We have not run our own timed test yet, and until we have we are not printing one.