Mirror That Remembers Candle 9oz

Some mirrors show you what stands before them. This one seems considerably more interested in what stood there before.

The Mirror That Remembers is an old Victorian looking glass with darkened silver around its edges and a peculiar reputation. Nothing monstrous appears in its reflection. No figures wander through the glass. Most of the time, it reflects the room exactly as it should.

Most of the time.

Look closely and small things occasionally seem wrong. A chair rests at a slightly different angle. Something appears where nothing was left. An extinguished candle burns quietly in the reflection while its real wick still curls with smoke.

Those who have owned the mirror claim it isn't predicting the future.

It's remembering the past.

Black Coral & Moss gives this strange old looking glass a dark, atmospheric fragrance with mysterious depth that feels perfectly suited to smoky glass, aged brass, shadowed rooms, and secrets that refuse to disappear completely.

The vintage-inspired label surrounds an ornate antique mirror with deep peacock teal, dark walnut, smoky black, and aged gold. At first glance, it's simply a beautiful old room. Look again, and the reflection tells a slightly different story.

Perhaps mirrors never forget. Perhaps they're simply polite enough not to mention it.

🪞 Black Coral & Moss
It remembers everyone who looked.

Candle Details

• 9 oz amber glass vessel
• Coconut soy wax blend
• Hand-poured in the USA
• Natural wax with no added dyes
• Cotton wick, lead and zinc free
• Gold lid
• Approx. 45-hour burn time
• Part of The Curious Things Collection

Scent: Black Coral & Moss

Candle Care

Trim the wick to approximately 1/4 inch before each burn. For the first burn, allow the melted wax to reach the edges of the vessel to encourage an even burn and help prevent tunneling. Keep the candle on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from drafts and flammable materials. Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep away from children and pets.

If your reflection ever looks away first, perhaps don't look back.