The Pantheon Collection was inspired by my lifelong love of Greek and Roman mythology. As a child, I was captivated by the timeless stories—tales that brought meaning to the world around us and revealed the wonders hidden in everyday life. Now, as an adult, I’ve sought to capture that same sense of awe and magic in a candle line, bringing myth to flame so each light tells a story of its own.

I’ve carefully chosen twelve gods and goddesses; each paired with a scent that reflects their essence while offering comfort and warmth. Crafted with clean, non-toxic fragrance oils and natural soybean wax, these candles are a perfect addition to your altar, spiritual practice, or simply as a beautiful way to bring myth and meaning into your home.

 Meet the Gods

Athena: Goddess of love & beauty, her scent is rose. Often portrayed in armor she was revered for her critical thinking.

Apollo: God of the sun. His twin is Artemis. Often depicted beardless, he is athletic, young & ideally embodies male beauty. Because of his "sunny" name, his scent is lemon.

Aristaeus: God of beekeeping & honey, he was also God of rural handicrafts such as cheesemaking & olive growing. His scent is naturally, honey.

Artemis: Goddess of the hunt & the wilderness, she is the daughter of Zeus. Often depicted as young and beautiful, she carries a quiver & bow. Her scent is pine.

Athena: Goddess of wisdom & strength, she is often associated with the city of Athens. Her scent is white eucalyptus.

Demeter: Goddess of the harvest & agriculture. When her daughter, Persephone was abducted by Hades and taken to the underworld, it's said that Demeter neglected her duties and crops died. Her scent is baking spices.

Dionysus: God of wine & revelry. His scent is black currant & absinthe. He is depicted in various forms but embodies the dual nature of wine drinking with both joy and chaos.

Hades: God of the underworld. Often portrayed as a 'devil', in ancient times Hades was actually seen as more of a balance keeper and could be passive. His scent is reminiscent of fresh earth with notes of mushroom and cedar.

Hestia: Virgin Goddess of the home, her name means hearth or fireplace. Her candle scent is vanilla.

Persephone: Goddess of the Spring and also Queen of The Underworld due to her kidnapping by Hades. Her return every year is celebrated as the season changing to Spring. In her honor, her scent is fresh, green leaves.

Poseidon: God of the sea, earthquakes & storms. Depicted as a strong man with a trident, he is said to have been very moody and unstable due to emotional fluctuations. His candle is scented like the sea, with marine and musk notes.

Zeus: King of all the Gods. He generally dispensed justice to both Gods and mortals from his seat on Mount Olympus. His Roman counterpart was Jupiter. Because he was ruler of the sky & thunder, his candle scent is smoke.