The Linen Collection
$28.00
The same vessel, sized for a desk, a nightstand or a first gift.
Same KuliStone, same linen texture, same woven K. Just smaller. It fits a desk, a nightstand or a bathroom shelf, and it’s the easiest way to give someone a Kuli for the first time.
It carries Aya, the fern, in its floor. The fern grows where other plants give up. We put it in the piece most people buy for someone else, because that’s usually what a gift like this is saying.
5 oz of coconut soy with a wood wick. When it’s gone, a $16 refill drops right in.
Refills from $16. When the wax hits the burn line, drop in a new candle and keep the vessel.
The design
Cast into the surface of every piece, so it feels like cloth and looks like stone. No two pours land exactly the same.
Our mark, wrapped around the vessel. It’s the same weave you’ll find on our apparel and the strap.
Same cast lid as the 9oz, scaled down. Puts the candle out clean and keeps dust off between burns.
A line on the front tells you when to stop. White on Black, black on Natural. Stop there, and the vessel is ready for a refill.
A pocket in the floor holds the wick clip, so every refill drops in centered. No glue, no guessing.
Hidden in the floor
The fern.
Endurance and resourcefulness. It grows where others can’t. It’s an Adinkra symbol of the Akan people of Ghana, cast into the floor under the wax. You won’t see it until the last of the candle comes out.
Why we hide themThe refill program
Let the first burn melt edge to edge. Keep each burn under 4 hours.
When the wax reaches the burn line, stop. That’s the signal to order your refill.
Pour in hot water and wait 10 minutes. The old wax floats up. Lift it out, wash, and dry a full day.
The refill’s wick clip seats itself in the square pocket in the floor, centered every time. Light it.
