Amber Bloom reflects the mid-century fondness for warm hues and pressed glass, forms that caught the light just so. Once used to hold sweets, nuts, or treasured trinkets, pieces like this often lived at the center of a table, lifted gently by the lid with every visit. The honeyed amber color was meant to glow in lamplight, turning even simple gatherings into something a little more special. Its faceted shape speaks to an era that delighted in everyday elegance.
 
Now repurposed as a candle, it no longer holds confections but something just as inviting. A small glow, meant to be uncovered slowly and enjoyed without hurry. 
 
Amber Bloom holds 13.5 ounces of hand-poured wax carrying the scent, The Gilded Hour.