A rapeseed-wax candle with an oak wick, poured into handmade white porcelain inspired by Song dynasty Ding ware.
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Plant oil scents in a rapeseed wax, with an American oak wick that crackles softly as it burns, in a handmade white porcelain cup in the style of Song dynasty Ding ware.
Kunlun Snow: bergamot, cypress, cedarwood, juniper, geranium.
Summer Palace Osmanthus: osmanthus absolute, bergamot.
Rambler Rose: rose, red mandarin, sweet orange.
Mirror Lake: blue eucalyptus, Chinese cedarwood, Chinese mint.
Sencha: black tea absolute, cedarwood, lemon.
130 g burns about 20 hours; 240 g about 36 hours.
Material
Size guide
| Size | Burn time |
|---|---|
| 130 g | About 20 hours |
| 240 g | About 36 hours |
Let the whole surface melt each time, for no more than 4 hours. Trim the charred tip of the wick before relighting. Put it out with a lid or snuffer, not by blowing. Stop when about 10 mm of wax is left.
Never leave a burning candle out of sight. Use a heat-proof base, away from drafts and anything flammable. Keep the dust cover on when not in use.
Chinese landscapes, gardens and familiar memories translated into fragrance for you and your home. The brand story ↗
To Summer made its first candle in April 2020: plant scents from the mountains and rivers of the East, held in an unglazed white porcelain cup, with an oak wick that makes you feel you are sitting in the woods.
Choose your scent.
Kunlun Snow
Bergamot, cypress, cedarwood, juniper berry, geranium
Snow on the equator: a pine forest, and the feeling of a hug from an old friend.
Summer Palace Osmanthus
Osmanthus absolute, bergamot
Sweet, mellow golden osmanthus, like the hundred-year-old trees of the Summer Palace in autumn.
Rambler Rose
Rose, Chinese red mandarin, sweet orange
Rambling roses, near and far, like walking through the clouds.
Mirror Lake
Alpine blue eucalyptus, Chinese cedarwood, Chinese mint
A clear day by a green mountain lake, birds skimming the water.
Sencha
Black tea absolute, cedarwood, lemon
Snow from plum blossoms, boiled for tea.
A steady flame and a soft crackle.
The oak has an even grain, so it burns steadily, with a soft sound like waves on sand.
A craft that began in the Song dynasty.
The cups are white porcelain in the style of Ding ware, made and fired by craftsmen with decades of experience. Lit, the cup glows like a quiet night light.
To Summer
| Size | Burn time |
|---|---|
| 130 g | About 20 hours |
| 240 g | About 36 hours |
Let the whole surface melt each time, for no more than 4 hours. Trim the charred tip of the wick before relighting. Put it out with a lid or snuffer, not by blowing. Stop when about 10 mm of wax is left.
Never leave a burning candle out of sight. Use a heat-proof base, away from drafts and anything flammable. Keep the dust cover on when not in use.
Compare scent families and notes, then check the bottle size and concentration. Notes describe the composition; the way a fragrance develops varies on skin.
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