Oregon Rooted. Oregon Made.

Bringing Nature Home to You

Three candles with labels 'unwind', 'grounded', and 'sunny' on a wooden surface with a green mossy background.

Explore the Shop

Small-batch candles and home scents for your everyday life.

A serene river flows through a forest with tall trees and rocky banks. Sunlight glimmers on the clear water, surrounded by lush greenery and a blue sky.

Where Every Scent Begins

The Heart of Cedar Moon

Cedar Moon grew out of a deep love and connection to the natural world - an awareness that spending time outside changes something in us that just can't be found indoors.

Oregon isn’t just where our candles are made - it's where our scents come to life. Every blend we create is crafted to remind you of something real: walking through mossy trees in the rain, eating sun-warmed berries, or watching the sun set over the ocean.

How every candle gets made

The Promise of Cedar Moon

It starts with a simple promise: scents that are nature-inspired. You won't find perfumey scents or kids' cereal and candy in my line.

The candles are put through rigorous testing - checking for safety, clean burn, and scent throw.

Only after they pass are the candles poured, labeled, and finished by hand, right here in my Oregon studio. Nothing gets the Cedar Moon name on it that I'm not proud of.

Hand holding a large orange maple leaf with a natural background of leaves and greenery.

Eco-aware

We do our best to reduce our ecological impact—from the materials we choose to the way we package and ship.

Small changes add up, and we’re always looking for ways to tread a little more lightly on the earth.

Clean fragrances

Every fragrance oil is phthalate-free and free from harmful additives, sourced only from suppliers I trust.

What goes into a candle matters as much as what it smells like.

Inclusive + Intentional

Cedar Moon is a woman-owned, queer-owned business, created by someone neurodivergent who moves through the world a little differently.

That shapes how I do business — with care, for people and the planet, making things that feel personal, not mass-produced.