• Fragrances Available – Bourbon Vanilla, Grapefruit Pine, Lilac & Leather, Orange Grove, Tobacco Bark
• 4-wick soy wax blend candle
• 8 in x 3.5 in | 30 ounces
• 40 hours of burn time
• Refillable with our candle refill kits

Bourbon Vanilla - Madagascar vanilla beans laced with a hint of malt whiskey, musk & amber. An exciting blend of calm and sass.

Grapefruit Pine - Grapefruit, plum, Siberian fir trees, musk & sandalwood.  An incredible mix of citrus and woodsy tones.

Lilac & Leather - A perfect blend of sweet hyacinth, lilac and violets combined with patchouli, bergamot and leather. A warm, but spirited fragrance, sure to delight!

Orange Grove - Zesty orange, plum, pink grapefruit & strawberries. A spirited mix of tangy citrus scents but grounded in warmth 

Tobacco Bark - Dark rum, incense, sweet woody tobacco, citrus, clove & vanilla.  A delectable, warm fragrance sure to charm everyone.

Each Endurance Wood Bowl is hand-poured in North Carolina, by our experienced candle makers, with a clean-burning, US-grown, fragranced soy wax blend with a high-quality fragrance compound oil. Our distinctive fragrances are saturated with layers of nuance, complex and intricate, and are designed to evoke a particular time and place, triggered by memories and nostalgia.

Common questions

How long does it burn? About 40 hours with 4 wicks.

Can the jar be reused? Yes. Refill it with our Candle Refill Kit or repurpose the glass tumbler as décor.

Is it made in the USA? Yes, hand-poured in North Carolina with US-grown soy wax blend.

Is a soy candle better than a paraffin candle? Soy wax burns cleaner and slower than paraffin, producing less soot and no petroleum byproducts. It’s also biodegradable and made from a renewable resource. The longer burn time and cleaner burn make it a preferred choice for home use.  Paraffin candles do have a longer shelf life - up to 5 years.   Soy candles are best use within 12-18 months of purchase.

What causes a candle to gutter? Guttering — when the flame flickers, smokes, or burns unevenly — is usually caused by one of a few things: a wick that hasn’t been trimmed (keep it to ¼"), drafts from air vents, fans, or open windows, or burning the candle for too short a time on the first use. For best results, allow the wax to melt to the full edge of the container on the first burn (about 2–3 hours), trim the wick before each use, and keep the candle away from drafts.