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BEESWAX CANDLES

casa viviana candles are made completely by hand from 100% beeswax and we keep selling out

The rich smell of honey wafts through the small Mexican town where Viviana has her workshop. A true artisan, she insists that every layer of these candles is hand poured for longer burning times.

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Artisan Made

Handcrafted in partnership with world-class artisans—real people making products that bring meaning and connection to your home. 

Small Batch

While protecting traditional methods, each item is handcrafted in limited quantities to ensure its sustainability and uniqueness.

Transparent supply chain

We follow our supply chain from concept to completion to protect our environment and artisan partners.

Sustainable Partnerships

By travelling to each region and using only local materials, we establish sustainable relationships with our artisans.

JAPANESE INCENSE

MADE IN JAPAN, this incense will be ALL YOU EVER NEED

Kousaido has emerged as a premium incense maker in Kyoto Japan, a city famed for its rich history and peaceful temple gardens.  Each of their incense sticks start with traditional sandalwood and has a distinctive purpose - to relax, to inspire, to uplift.

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EARTHENWARE POTTERY

AS SEEN IN NEW YORK TIMES: "BEAUTIFUL BOWLS FROM A RURAL VILLAGE IN UGANDA"

In Northern Uganda, is the village of Akiliba, home to our artisan partners who are determined to use pottery as a way to support their community. These beautiful creations are handbuilt using locally sourced clay.

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OUR VALUES

WE ethically trace each product from concept to completion

We believe it's important to stand behind true artisans, embracing the beauty of slow design and artisanal production—as an advocate, champion, and consumer. Our artisan partner's quality of life—and ability to sustain themselves and their communities—will always be our top priority as a company.

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Japanese Candles

Our Signature Japanese Candle Collection

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