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Unicorn Fairy Circles

A small workshop run by one person.

Every email that comes in goes to me, not a team. I answer every one — usually within a business day, sometimes two if I'm pouring. Here's where to find me, for what.

Questions about a candle, an order, or an herb.

The fastest way to reach me is email. If you're writing about an order, include the order number or the email you placed it from — that lets me look it up in seconds instead of minutes.

I can also take a message through the site's contact form — it lands in the same inbox. Contact form →

Small shops, bookstores, apothecaries, craft stores.

I work with a limited number of small retailers each season. My production runs are genuinely small, so wholesale is capacity-limited — I'd rather supply three shops well than ten shops badly.

What I look for in a wholesale partner:

If that sounds like you, email me a short note at wholesale@unicornfairycircles.com with a link to your shop and a rough sense of what you'd like to carry. I'll send the wholesale catalog and current pricing.

Custom blends, limited runs, and co-created projects.

Every so often I work with another maker, writer, herbalist, or small business on a specific candle — a custom blend for a book launch, a seasonal release paired with another product, a collaboration tied to a benefit or a cause.

Good fits I've said yes to in the past:

If you have a project that fits the workshop — small-batch, careful, no rush, honest — email hello@unicornfairycircles.com with the idea. I don't say yes to everything, and I'll tell you honestly if I'm not the right candlemaker for what you have in mind.

Letters from the workroom.

Once or twice a month. A new herb worth knowing, a blend as it's being made, the occasional short essay, and any restocks or new releases — announced here before anywhere else.

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Social, blog, the rest.

I post less than I probably should. Mostly the workbench, the plants, and the occasional essay from the Unmasked Candlemaker series.