Fig & Sage
Green fig, crushed sage, a little black pepper.
Small batch · The Triangle, NC · Women-owned
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.
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
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
Green fig, crushed sage, a little black pepper.
Warm cardamom over vanilla and oat.
Cedar, wet stone, and cold air.
Pressed
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 and dried linden, for folded clothes.
Cedarwood under an old garden rose.
Jasmine, green tea leaf, a clean finish.
Painted
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
A primed pine shelf and its brackets.
Three bisque pots and a set of earth tones.
Two lantern frames, paper, and thinned paint.
Who makes it
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
Tell us the color you picked and we’ll make more of it. One email when the shop opens — nothing before that.