What's inside

Two materials, named in full. Nothing synthetic, nothing we won't put in writing.

100% coconut wax. 100% pure essential oils.

That's the whole candle. The wax is coconut — it burns clean and holds scent without the petroleum base most candles are built on. The scent is pure essential oil, distilled from the plant, never a fragrance oil engineered in a lab to smell “like” something. If a note is in one of our candles, it came from the botanical it's named after.

No fragrance carriers, no “natural-identical” aromas, nothing synthetic. A Cravista candle is coconut wax and essential oil in a charcoal-porcelain vessel you keep. That's it.

The oils, candle by candle

Each candle is scented for its hour of the day.

The Morning Candle — lemon, bergamot, peppermint.
A clean, bright lift to wake the room.

The Grounding Candle — Omani frankincense, cedarwood, Indonesian patchouli.
Resinous and low, for focus and a settled mind.

The Evening Candle — lavender, bergamot, cedarwood, geranium.
Soft and herbaceous, to draw a line under the day.

The Night Candle — neroli, Indonesian patchouli, lavender, cedarwood.
Quiet and warm, the last light before sleep.

In the Meditation Kit

Grounding oil (10 ml) — frankincense, cedarwood and patchouli.
The same three resins as the Grounding Candle, pressed into an oil for the skin or the bowl.

The kit also holds a Buddha singing bowl and striker, two handmade porcelain thumbstones, and a lava-stone mala (22 beads and one evil-eye bead). The oil is the only thing you apply; the rest are objects you keep.

How long a candle lasts

220 g. We measure our candles in rituals, not burn hours — about 60 evenings at an hour a night, closer to 100–120 at half an hour. The vessel outlives the wax: when the candle is done, the charcoal-porcelain jar stays.

Proof

Every oil we use is tested, and the GC-MS reports go up on the brand site as each batch is verified. “100% pure essential oil” is a claim we're willing to show the lab work for.