Alma · Driftwood Cream

A hand-cast stone vessel and a quiet, woody coconut — a candle that reads like a piece of décor and lasts like one too.

Alma begins as an original shape modeled in our studio and cast by hand in our own stone — each one carrying the embossed Texan Crafts mark and the faint, one-of-a-kind variations that prove a person made it. An object first, a candle second, made to be kept.

Inside, Driftwood Cream is quiet luxury: luxe sandalwood, cedar, and amyris wrapped around a soft, non-sweet coconut. It lives in the same world as Le Labo's Santal 33 — warm, woody, and grown-up.

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: soft coconut · Heart: sandalwood, cedar · Base: amyris, warm woods

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
• 8 oz · 5.5" × 3" × 2.5" · 50–60 hour burn
• Made in Aubrey, Texas

FAQ

What does Driftwood Cream smell like? Warm and woody — sandalwood, cedar and amyris around a soft, non-sweet coconut; in the Santal 33 family.

How long does it burn? About 50–60 hours (8 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.