Timber Cove Soy Wax Candle | Red Currant & Geranium

Timber Cove was a lumber-shipping point in the 1850s. Then in the 1960s, the architect Richard Clements Jr. reimagined it as a sanctuary where forest and sea agreed to share the same view. Beniamino Bufano’s Peace Obelisk has been standing there ever since. Ansel Adams loved it. The bluff is windswept, the view is unreasonable, and the whole place still hums with creative attention.

Timber Cove the candle is that bluff.

Red currant opens it — fruity and unapologetic, the brightness that catches the light off the Pacific. Geranium through the heart, floral with green depth, the kind of elegance that doesn’t try too hard. Juniper at the base, crisp and clean and woodsy, the scent of forested trails that look down on the ocean.

It is the smell of a working coast that decided to also be beautiful. Of a bluff that holds an obelisk, a forest, and a long view. Of a stretch of Sonoma that invites the artists in.