FORMERLY CALLED THE WITH GLOWING HEARTS SOY CANDLE!

The reclamation of our ancestral roots with O' Kanata (Canada). We are creating a sweeter day in a traditional way through from taste to scent through hand-harvested Authentic Indigenous Wabanaki Maple Syrup and RavenSong's luxury artisan bar of soap.

Discover a piece of history from bottle to bar of soap and the smell of our culture in every bottle.

Handcrafted

Each RavenSong artisanal candle and is handcrafted using time-honoured methods and sourced the finest high-quality ingredients including premium soy wax, pure cotton wicks, and perfume grade fragrance. free of phthalates. 

Made in Canada

Hand poured in our studio in Vancouver Island, Canada.

Burn Time

45+ Hours

CANDLE CARE + SAFETY

• For optimal burning, we recommend burning your candle long enough the entire surface becomes liquid with each burn. This will prevent tunneling* in your candle. Burn candles no longer than 3-4 hours per lighting. 
• Before relighting your candle, always be sure to trim your wick to 1/4". This will ensure a longer and cleaner burn while keeping the flame under control. It will aid in prevention of smoking or soot build up. 
• Never leave your candle unattended while burning and always burn your candle on a fire proof surface that is clear of obstructions. Particularly high-risk flammable. 
• Burn candles only in a draft-free environment away from fans, open windows, air ducts, etc.

*Tunneling in the context of candles refers to a phenomenon where a candle burns down unevenly, leaving a hole or tunnel-like cavity in the center of the wax while the outer edges remain unburned. This can happen when a candle is not burned for a sufficient amount of time during its initial use, causing the wax to melt only in a narrow tunnel down the middle and not reaching the outer edges. Tunneling can result in wasted wax and can also affect the overall appearance and performance of the candle. To prevent tunneling, it's recommended to allow the candle to burn long enough during the first use so that the entire top layer of wax melts evenly across the surface. This helps establish an even burn pattern for the subsequent uses of the candle.