Low, round ochre candle vessel with its lid fitted, showing rust and blue-grey glaze streaks.

Estuary Candle — Ochre Glaze

£35.00
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Low, round ochre candle vessel with its lid fitted, showing rust and blue-grey glaze streaks.

Estuary Candle — Ochre Glaze

£35.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Estuary Candle pairs a light rose fragrance with a low, rounded stoneware vessel in a richly layered ochre glaze. Rust and subdued blue-grey interrupt the warm brown and orange tones, giving the simple shape depth and detail. Its appeal lasts beyond the candle: the vessel and lid can become a useful home for small keepsakes.

Why You'll Love It
  • Light rose fragrance offers a gentle floral note.
  • An estimated 15–18 hours of total burning time.
  • The low, rounded form makes an appealing accent without needing height.
  • Once emptied, the lidded vessel can hold jewellery or cotton pads.
Materials & Finish

Formed from poured stoneware clay, the vessel has a reactive glaze with fine crackling, overlapping streaks and irregular transitions between ochre, rust, charcoal and blue-grey. The lid's glossy dark rim contrasts with softer matte areas around a pale centre, rewarding a closer look.

Dimensions
  • Width: 12.5 cm
  • Depth: 12.5 cm
  • Height: 6.3 cm
  • Weight: 0.73 kg
What's included
  • A matching removable ceramic lid is included.
Assembly
  • No assembly is needed.
Compatibility
  • Coordinates visually with the matching brown reactive-glaze bowl from the same range.
Safety
  • Keep the candle under supervision whenever it is alight.
Care & Use
  • Recommended duration for each burn is 3–4 hours.
  • Keep the wick trimmed to 5 mm.
  • Remove dust from the vessel with a soft cloth.
  • Avoid harsh cleaning products.
  • Suitable for outdoor use.
Styling Note

Place it on a side table against pale stone or natural wood to let the darker glaze bands stand out. After the candle is finished, use the lidded pot on a dressing table for small jewellery.

Why We Love It

The pale centre of the lid is the defining detail: a quiet focal point framed by deeper colour, making the closed vessel as appealing as the open candle.