Street Haunting in Winter Candle

“To escape is the greatest of pleasures; street haunting in winter the greatest of adventures.”

A limited-edition candle inspired by Virginia Woolf’s essay “Street Haunting: A London Adventure,” first published in the Autumn 1927 issue of The Yale Review. The candle evokes Woolf’s winter stroll at dusk through London’s shifting streets, capturing the “champagne brightness” of the air and the roving mind that awakens when we wander.

Top notes: bergamot
Heart notes: juniper
Base notes: amber, musk, incense

• 10 oz. hand-poured, scented soy wax candle
• Free of paraffin, phthalates, and parabens
• Cotton wick
• Matte-black glass vessel
• Packaged in a white gift box with a seal
• Approximately 50–60 hours of burn time
• Custom fragrance developed exclusively for The Yale Review
• Made in the USA