Most rain scents are romantic. This one is not.

We went after the parts people actually notice: the flat ozone smell in the air before it starts, then wet grass and turned soil once it has. The opening is rain landing on ground, not rain in a poem.

It burns on a wood wick, which crackles — the same sound as rain hitting a tent while you sit inside with the flap half open.

Scent — Ozone · wet grass · damp soil
Burn time — Approx. 30 hours (140g) / 20 hours (100g)
Made in — Hand-poured in Hong Kong
Best used — On the first burn, let the surface melt edge to edge. It prevents tunnelling and gives you the full scent every time after.

Wick — Wood wick, crackles as it burns