BOOTS & SADDLES
Burning this candle will remind you of
walking into a saddle shop or the great
smell of a new pair of boots. We use the
actual tanning oils to scent this candle. It
even has the color of freshly tanned leather.
CINNAMON CANDY
Cowboys riding the range in drought
season would carry cinnamon drops in their
shirt pockets so they wouldn't drink so
much water. This candle has a unique
candy cinnamon scent.
COWBOY COFFEE
Cowboy coffee was boiled in old pots over
a campfire on the open range. This candle
has the rich, strong aroma of fresh-brewed
coffee on a cold mountain morning.
DESERT JASMINE
This beautiful plant with its gold-yellow
blossom grows wild in the desert
southwest. This aromatic candle will
remind you of riding horseback on a sunny
day through the flowering desert.
SAGEBRUSH
A true Western scent, this wonderful candle
captures the clean and distinctive smell of
miles and miles of sagebrush. A favorite!
CREAMY VANILLA
You will want a spoon with this incredible
candle! Our secret formula blend has just a
touch of coconut. This candle will remind
you of grandma’s kitchen when she’s
baking cookies. Delicious!
WILD ROSES
Wild roses grow naturally in the West.
These beautiful flowers are sweetly
scented and small of size. They come in
several colors but we chose a soft yellow.
SPRING RAIN
Nearly impossible to reproduce, the smell
after a spring rain storm. This candle has a
very clean, light and fresh scent. Lift your
mood with this one!
MOTHER EARTH
This popular candle has an earthy, musky,
somewhat spicy scent with a touch of
patchouli. It will remind you of a freshly
plowed field in the spring. Refreshing, yet
romantic.
COUNTRY CLOTHESLINE
Clean sheets on the line! Wash day at the
ranch. You will be reminded of the great
smell of sunshine on freshly washed linens
just in off the clothesline.
CHUCK WAGON SPICES
On the trail, old camp cooks kept cloves in
the spice cabinet of the chuck wagon.
Useful, among other things, for cowboys
with a toothache. Clove, cinnamon, orange
and lemon make this candle one of our
best!
PIÑON PINE
Folks come from miles around to take
home piñon pine to burn in their fireplaces.
Pueblo Indians use it for cooking and
warming their homes. Come wander
through the piñon forest and experience
this wonderful candle!
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