Species by the Thousands: Ceramic Candle

$22.5 ~~$45~~ In stock

Each cup is thrown by hand in the Catskills by artist Erica Bradbury — oatmeal-speckled stoneware with a glossy white interior liner, filled with a soy wax blend scented with phthalate-free fragrance and essential oils. Cotton wick, no parabens, sulfates, or mineral oil. Because each piece is studio pottery, glaze characteristics vary.

Two scents. Palo Santo, Sweetgrass + Sage reads as outdoor air brought inside — clean, resinous, and dry. Campfire opens with pinyon and lavender and settles into cedarwood, warm and slightly smoky without being heavy. Both are gently scented, something you move through rather than linger in.

When the candle burns down, the vessel doesn't. Clean it out with warm water and soap — it holds an espresso, a succulent, or a paperwhite bulb, or whatever lands on the nightstand. Food safe, dishwasher- and microwave-safe. Hand-poured by artist Erica Bradbury for Species by the Thousands, Catskills, New York. Arrives boxed.

Part of our Forest Bathing collection.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★ Sep 14, 2026

I've bought a lot of candles over the years and this is the first one where the cup itself feels like the main event. The handmade stoneware has tiny variations in the glaze and thickness, and once the soy blend burns down I'm definitely keeping it for my pens. Scent is soft, not perfumey, which is

Grace ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

The oatmeal-speckled stoneware has this lovely handmade weight to it that makes the whole thing feel special on my coffee table. The soy blend burns clean and the scent is strong without being perfumey.

Leo ★★★★★ Sep 12, 2026

Didn't expect the stoneware to feel this substantial in hand, and the glossy white interior makes it easy to wipe clean after the wax burns down. Now I'm just using it as a little cup for my pens.