Tudor Harvest Candle

The fall harvest was extremely important to people in Tudor times. If the weather was poor, the crops would languish and the people would spend a long winter on slim rations. However, when the harvest was good, there was a plethora of fresh fruits and vegetables to enjoy and preserve for the coming winter months.

The Tudor Harvest candle is reminiscent of fall with the smell of apples, peaches, wildberries, cinnamon, and clove. The wooden wick provides a robust crackle and burn.