SCA-COM-154
The Lavender and Rosemary Conservatory Candle is a handcrafted candle produced within the Inner Conservatory using cream-colored wax infused with lavender oil and dried rosemary. Created during a period of routine domestic work the candle was intended as a practical comfort item rather than an archival artifact. The finished candle produces a soft herbal fragrance dominated by lavender warm wax and rosemary notes and is representative of the everyday crafts created to support life within the Archive. The object demonstrates traditional hand-poured construction techniques and reflects the quieter domestic activities that occur alongside preservation containment and research work. While possessing no anomalous properties the candle has been retained as an example of Archive-made commercial goods and personal craftsmanship associated with daily life within the collection halls.
DETAILS
Handling and Restrictions:
Store in a cool dry environment away from direct heat sources when not in use.
Keeper Notes:
Represents one of the earliest catalogued examples of Medusa's domestic craftwork preserved within Archive records.
Lavender and Rosemary Conservatory Candle
Access Level:
Archive Access
Period:
Early Summer
Recovery Location
Inner Conservatory Workshop
Condition:
Excellent.
Notable Characteristics
Hand-poured construction with embedded rosemary fragments and natural aromatic oils.
Clio Observation
Remained relaxed throughout production and slept beside the work area during most of the process.
Muninn Observation
Delivered fresh rosemary branches from outside the conservatory and later concealed additional sprigs throughout the rafters.
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Research Notes:
Demonstrates traditional candle-making methods practiced within the Archive. Similar items may later appear within General Merchandise collections supporting Archive operations.
Cross References:
Fountain Treasure Collection | Conservatory Clay Figure
