Pumpkin Weather Candle in Tin
Fall (Sep-Nov)
Pumpkin Weather is a fall-only pour. When it's gone, it's gone until next September.
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Pumpkin pie, straight from the oven, in a tin that burns 30+ hours
Most pumpkin candles are really cinnamon candles wearing a costume. This one is not. Pumpkin Weather starts with a strange, wonderful top: a little coconut, a squeeze of orange juice, and crumbled butter, like the first thing you smell walking into a kitchen where someone is halfway through a pie. Then the pumpkin shows up. Real pumpkin, backed by star anise, cinnamon, and clove. Underneath all of it sits vanilla and baked crust, the golden-edge-of-the-pan smell that makes people hover near the oven.
We pour it in a blend of soy, coconut, and apricot wax. Cream colored, all natural, and it throws scent better than straight soy ever did for us. Cold, it smells like pie. Lit, it smells like pie with the oven door open. That's the whole pitch. Sweater weather, in a tin, fall only.
"Autumn Magic is the spicy, complicated one. I wanted a fall candle that was just pumpkin, honestly pumpkin, with butter and crust and enough spice to feel warm without taking over. When the first test tin was burning in the shop, someone asked what I was baking. That's when I knew it was done."
Why You'll Love the Pumpkin Weather Candle in Tin
- Pumpkin-forward scent with buttery crust and vanilla. Pie first, spice second
- 30+ hours of burn time in a tin that fits on a nightstand, a windowsill, or the corner of a desk
- Soy, coconut, and apricot wax blend: cleaner burn, stronger scent throw, no paraffin
- Cotton wick, phthalate-free fragrance. Nothing in the tin you'd rather not breathe
- The lid seals. Toss it in a bag, take fall with you
Key Ingredients
- Pumpkin Pie Fragrance
- Top: coconut, orange juice, crumbled butter. Middle: pumpkin, star anise, cinnamon, clove. Base: vanilla and baked crust. Phthalate-free, like everything we scent.
- Soy; Coconut & Apricot Wax Blend
- Soy for the clean burn, coconut for scent throw, apricot for a smooth, creamy set. All plant-based, no paraffin.
- Cotton Wick
- Lead-free cotton wick sized for the tin. Even pool, minimal soot.
- Reusable Tin
- When the wax is gone, wipe it out. Good for paperclips, guitar picks, or whatever small thing you keep losing.
Full Ingredients List
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Get the Most From Your Candle
First Burn: Let it burn until the wax pools to the edges. About 2-3 hours. Skip this step and you'll get tunneling for the life of the candle.
Wick Trim: ¼" before every light. Trim while warm. Long wicks mean soot and weird burning.
Burn Time: 3-4 hours max. More than that overheats the container.
The Non-Negotiables: Never leave unattended. Seriously. Keep from kids, pets, drafts, anything flammable. Heat-resistant, level surface only. Stop burning glass candles at about ½" of wax remaining.
Clean Exit: Dip the wick into the wax pool, straighten it back up. No smoke, easy relight next time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this just another pumpkin spice candle?
A: No. Most "pumpkin spice" candles are mostly cinnamon and clove. Pumpkin Weather leads with actual pumpkin, butter, and baked crust, with the spice underneath. If you've been disappointed by pumpkin candles that smell like a cinnamon stick, this is the one you were looking for.
Q: How is it different from the Autumn Magic candle?
A: Autumn Magic is the spicier, more layered fall scent: citrus and apple on top, heavy spice in the middle, woods and musk at the base. Pumpkin Weather is warmer and simpler. Pie, not potpourri. Plenty of people buy both and burn Autumn Magic in the living room and Pumpkin Weather in the kitchen.
Q: Why the three-wax blend, and does it burn differently?
A: Soy alone burns clean but can be shy with scent. Coconut wax throws fragrance harder, and apricot wax gives the pour a smooth, creamy finish. Together you get a better-smelling room without paraffin. One thing to know: on the first burn, let the wax melt all the way to the edges of the tin, about two hours. Skip that and it tunnels.
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