Gold Travel Tin - Canvas Candle Company

Gold Tin Candles
Each Canadian made soy candle is hand poured into our 6oz gold tins and has up to a 40 hr burn time. All of our candles at Canvas Candle Company are made with phthalate free and paraben free fragrance, natural essential oil, lead-free cotton wick.

Scents

Sol:
Scent Notes: honeycomb | tobacco | mandarin

The Ritual Collection is founded on the belief that by creating space in our daily lives for the practice of intention, self reflection and deep connection, balance can be achieved. Each scent in this collection is crafted to bring us back to ourselves.

Best Coast:
Scent Notes: Evergreen, Vetiver, Cedarwood
represents the West Coast. This forest-scented soy candle captures the essence of living on the West Coast of British Columbia. Enjoy the sweet scents of evergreen and cedarwood rooted with an earthy vetiver essential oil.

Fireside:
Scent Notes: White Amber, Clove, Myrrh, Cedar

Fireside perfectly captures what it's like to sit by a wood-burning fire with friends, while sipping on your favourite warm beverage. Cozy up with hints of sweetness blended with white amber, myrrh, cedar bark and light clove in this scented soy candle.

Sister Sister:
Scent Notes: Rum, Lavender, Berry Musk

Sister Sister is a scent that will take you back to something familiar, that you can't quite put your finger on. A natural blend of rum, lavender and berry musk will have you feeling relaxed, calm and cozy.

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.

Before relighting your candle, always be sure to trim your wick to 1/8". This will ensure a longer and cleaner burn while keeping the flame under control.

Never leave your candle unattended while burning and always burn your candle on a fire proof surface that is clear of obstructions.

If there is less then 1/2" of wax remaining do not light your candle. Burning with less then 1/2" of wax remaining increases the chances of overheating of the vessel.