Obsidian glass, crimson wax, and a moth’s mark – the tell-tale signs of a candle that lingers. **Teakwood Rose (Woody):** Fresh-cut roses fill the air in a bouquet of crimson iris, heady jasmine, and creamy gardenia petals, grounded in black cassis, dark woods, and a sweet, ambered musk. *For the best burn experience, keep the following in mind:* * The first time you light your candle, allow it to burn until the wax pool melts all the way to the edge; for a larger candle, this may take several hours. Wax has "memory," so if it is extinguished with a partial pool, that will prevent a full, even pool from forming in the future. * Trim your wick each time you light the candle, removing any "bloom" from the previous burn. We recommend lighting a wick that is 1/4-1/2" in length. * Ensure that your candle is placed on a heat-safe surface. * Do not allow wick trimmings, dust, or other materials to accumulate in the wax pool. * To ensure safety and longevity, be sure to check the bottom of your candle for additional instructions, including details on when to discontinue use.