There are some journeys that stay with you.
A wagon rolling along a winding Highland road. Open fields stretching toward the hills. The scent of dried hay carried on the breeze, mingling with weathered wood and the earthy green of the countryside.
Hayride in the Highlands was inspired by that journey.
The fragrance opens with the dry, familiar scent of hay, like fields warmed by the afternoon sun. At its heart, balsamic notes add a warm, slightly resinous depth, while vetiver and cedarwood settle underneath with an earthy, dry woodiness.
It isn’t sweet.
It isn’t overly floral.
It is earthy, warm, rustic, and quietly romantic—the scent of moving through the countryside with nowhere you need to be just yet.
Light it when you want your home to feel a little farther away.
A little wilder.
A little more timeless.
The Scent Profile
Top Note
Hay
Middle Note
Balsamic Notes
Base Notes
Vetiver · Cedarwood
The Mood
Rustic. Earthy. Warm. Windswept.
Hayride in the Highlands evokes open countryside, weathered wood, dry grasses, and the feeling of traveling slowly through a landscape that seems untouched by time.
It’s a candle for autumn afternoons, quiet evenings, old stories, and anyone who has ever wished they could step out of the present for a little while.
Candle Details
- Hand-poured in small batches
- Soy wax
- Cotton wick
- 8 oz candle
- Approximately 50–55 hour burn time
- Phthalate free
- California Prop 65 compliant
Candle Care
For the first burn, allow the wax to melt all the way across the surface. This helps establish an even melt pool and can help prevent tunneling.
Trim the wick to approximately 1/4 inch before each burn.
Allow the candle to cool completely before relighting.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from drafts, children, pets, and anything flammable.
A Little More About Hayride in the Highlands
Some places are more than places.
They become feelings.
A road disappearing into the hills. The creak of wooden wheels. Horses moving steadily beneath the open sky. Hay and earth carried on the air.
Hayride in the Highlands captures that feeling—not a particular moment, but the atmosphere of the journey.
So light the candle.
Let the room grow quiet.
And for a little while, imagine the road ahead.
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