Choir of Light draws from the grandeur of 18th and 19th century European salon design, where sculptural vessels were as symbolic as they were ornamental. The surrounding cherubs—known historically as putti—were widely used in Rococo and Neoclassical art to represent love, protection, and heavenly presence within the home. Elevated bowls like this were often placed at the center of parlors, designed to reflect candlelight and create a luminous focal point. The columned pedestal echoes classical architecture, recalling the fluted pillars of ancient Greece and Rome that later inspired Victorian decorative arts. The cherubs appear to lift and encircle the flame, as if in quiet reverence. Choir of Light reimagines that tradition, transforming sculptural history into a glowing centerpiece meant to gather warmth, presence, and memory.
 
Choir of Light holds 48 ounces of hand-poured wax carrying the scent, Ember Luxe (White Tea, Oakmoss & Amber, Cashmere Plum, and Fraser Fir).