Blooming Studio candles are all hand-poured and hand-crafted with love and care in small customized portions. Our candles are eco-friendly and non-toxic. Our scents are infused with essential oils, and free from Phthalate & Paraben.
Blooming Studio is a lifestyle movement in The Way We Art. ChrisB and her dear friend Vivian, a fine art teacher dreamed of having a studio space with others to create art and share life together.
“Blooming” holds the meaning of life and joy, shining through the toughest situations. Candles serve to offer light in the darkest places. In the process of candle-making, even though there are times where mistakes are made, or failures experienced, the candle wax is able to be melted again and be reshaped into another piece of artwork. Just like life, even though there are times of struggles, challenges, or disappointments, these can all be used as fuel to offer light and hope to others.
With a focus on facilitating various candle and aroma workshops for private groups, such as couples, best friends, bachelor party, birthday party, fellowship, and etc. Blooming Studio carries the heart and symbol of sharing life, hopes, dreams and warmth to the world. ChrisB and Vivian also believes that by providing 2 hours relaxing atmosphere, customers can experience basic art therapy and destress practice, and enjoy the self-care and therapeutic art-makings.
Blooming Studio candles are all hand-poured and hand-crafted with love and care in small customized portions. Our candles are perfect for creating the perfect ambiance and an aromatic atmosphere. They are also unique art pieces in and of themselves which bring elegance to any space.
Part of our proceeds will be used to support community projects, such as offers expressive art workshops and spiritual care for marginalized communities in the GTA. We also extended our supports to the meaningful local events and charities each year. Our goal is to deliver the message of hope and the beauty of life to people in the midst of darkness, one candle at a time.
