“Harvest,” a candle made to celebrate the greatest season of them all, the fall.
Tangy pumpkin blended with warm tobacco, sweet vanilla, and earthy nutmeg and cinnamon.
Light for fall festivities, togetherness, comfort, gratitude.
Celebrating the fall harvest is something shared by most cultures around the globe. The pumpkin is one of the oldest cultivated crops, and is a staple for many tribes during the fall and winter. Tobacco is another crop that plays a pivotal role in celebrations of Indigenous peoples throughout the Americas, including festivals honoring agriculture, and is used as an offering of gratitude to spirits in the higher realms. And like pumpkin and tobacco, vanilla has a long history of use in celebrations and induces feelings of comfort and belonging.