Teakwood Scented Candles
Candles built on teakwood. It is a dry, warm wood note, and here it runs from a salty lakeshore scent to a leather and cedar library one. Each is hand-poured in small batches in Holland, Michigan with a lead-free cotton wick and phthalate-free fragrance oil, in 100% soy wax or a coconut soy blend for the Aurora line.
Grand Haven Michigan Soy Candle - Cardamom, Sea Salt and Teakwood
Mahogany + Teakwood Soy Candle - Mahogany, Teakwood and Sandalwood
Oak + Leather Wooden Wick Candle - Oak, Leather and Cedar
Grand Haven Michigan Skyline Soy Candle - Sea Salt and Teakwood
Bravura Coconut Soy Candle - Tobacco Flower, Olive Leaf and Teakwood
Aged Books Soy Candle - Teakwood, Leather and Cedar
What teakwood smells like
Teakwood is smooth and dry with a faint sweetness, warmer than cedar and less creamy than sandalwood. It gives a scent structure without adding smoke. Next to sea salt, cardamom and coconut milk it turns fresh and coastal. Next to leather, patchouli and dark musk it goes bookish and heavy. Next to tobacco flower and honey it gets rich. This is the collection for anyone who wants a woody scent that is not a pine tree.
Common questions
What does teakwood smell like?
Dry, smooth and warm with a light sweetness. A polished wood smell rather than a forest one.
What pairs well with teakwood?
Sandalwood, cedar, leather and amber for warmth. Sea salt, cardamom and citrus peel for a fresher, coastal version.
Which room suits it?
Living rooms, offices and bedrooms. It works year round and reads as neutral rather than seasonal.
Is it a good gift?
Yes. Teakwood is one of our most giftable scents because it is warm and clean without being sweet or floral.