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Static Blue
Static Blue is a candle for science fiction. For cold air beneath artificial skies, long-haul journeys through deep space, and the silent circuits of cities that never truly slept.
It begins with a marine accord, cool and ozonic, like atmosphere filtered through layers of life support systems. Cyclamen follows, delicate and precise, echoing the synthetic greenery designed to soften brutalist walls. Then vetiver settles in, dry and mineral, like rusted steel, static on the comms, or footprints in dust where no one has walked in years.
This vegan candle evokes abandoned space stations, flickering monitors still waiting for input, and megastructures left to rot in orbit. It smells like the quiet after contact, the hum of something lost in translation, and the soft pull of gravity on a planet that doesn’t feel like home.
Best for stories set in forgotten colonies, synthetic cities, or the outer rings of charted space. For readers who love the stillness between signals and the haunting possibility that someone, or something, might answer.
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Made in the UK
Proudly crafted in the UK for unmatched quality and care
Small Business
Every purchase helps a small, independent maker keep the flame alive
Hand-poured
Crafted by hand - no machines, just mindful moments
Plant-based
100% vegan - no nasties, just pure, plant-based goodness
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