Provincetown sits at the very tip of Cape Cod — a narrow spit of land where the Atlantic comes in on both sides and the light is particular to the place: bright, salt-washed, with a quality that has drawn artists here since the early twentieth century. Beyond the weatherboard town itself, the landscape is dune grass, scrub pine, wild berry, and open sky.
In a room, it is fresh and coastal without being literal — more the suggestion of cold sea air and sun-warmed vegetation than anything overtly marine. The throw is soft and intimate; it works best in a smaller space or as background scent in a room where something clean and unobtrusive is welcome. A candle for open windows and light-filled mornings.
Sea salt opens with a clean, mineral freshness — cool and dry rather than heavy. Wild berry introduces a faint, slightly tart sweetness at the edges. Beach grass and wintergreen bring a crisp, green aromatic quality that keeps the composition grounded in landscape. Cedar anchors the base with quiet warmth, adding just enough depth to carry the lighter notes.
Scent family — Aromatic, Fresh
Scent profile — Sea salt, wild berry, grass, wintergreen, cedar
Hand-blown glass vessel, 260g. Dimensions 90 x 90 x 100mm.
Burn time 60–70 hours.
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