Mica · Sunday Loaf

Banana, toasted walnut, and vanilla cake in a hand-cast stone vessel built to last.

Mica is cast by hand in our own stone from a shape we modeled in-house — a taller, sculptural silhouette finished with the embossed Texan Crafts mark. No two are exactly alike, and each is built to outlast the candle it holds.

Inside, Sunday Loaf is pure bakery nostalgia — ripe banana and toasted walnut over nutmeg and sugar, grounded in vanilla and soft cake. It turns a room into a slow weekend morning.

Hand-poured in small batches in Aubrey, Texas with 100% U.S.-grown soy wax, a lead-free cotton wick, and a thoughtfully composed, phthalate- and paraben-free fragrance — no dyes, no paraffin.

When the wax is gone, the vessel stays. Rinse it out and it begins a second life — a catch-all for rings and keys, a little planter, a vase.

Scent notes
Top: ripe banana, toasted walnut · Heart: nutmeg, sugar · Base: vanilla, cake

The details

• Vessel: hand-cast stone, designed & cast in-house, embossed Texan Crafts mark
• Wax: 100% U.S.-grown soy, hand-poured
• Wick: lead-free cotton
• 9 oz · 3.5" × 3.5" × 4" · 60+ hour burn
• Made in Aubrey, Texas

FAQ

What does Sunday Loaf smell like? Bakery-warm — ripe banana and toasted walnut over nutmeg, sugar, vanilla and cake.

How long does it burn? About 60+ hours (9 oz).

What's it made of? 100% U.S.-grown soy wax, a lead-free cotton wick, and a phthalate- & paraben-free fragrance. No dyes, no paraffin.

Can I reuse the vessel? Yes — rinse out the hand-cast stone vessel and give it a second life as a catch-all, planter, or vase.

Care & keepsake

• Trim the wick to ¼" before every burn.
• First burn: let the wax melt fully to the edges (2–3 hours).
• Keep burns under 4 hours; never leave a burning candle unattended.