Quiet Work in Progress
There is a quiet moment in building something where the work is happening everywhere, but not everything is ready to be seen yet. This is one of those moments.
Right now, Wanderlight is in motion.
I have poured many of our new car diffusers and am currently working through the final steps before they are ready to release. This includes adding warning labels and completing the finishing touches on packaging. Once finalized, they will be available for $12 and will be ready for the next market.
Alongside that, I have been continuing product development for our candles. I’ve been testing new wicks and making subtle enhancements to improve performance and burn quality. These updates are part of an ongoing commitment to refinement, and the improved versions will be available by the next market as well.
Behind the scenes, there is also a lot of experimentation happening. I am formulating new scents and fragrance blends, exploring seasonal notes, and testing potential future lines. Some blends are still early ideas. Some are becoming quiet favorites. All of them are part of a slow, thoughtful process that values intention over speed.
At this stage, our core Wanderlight collection has been fully photographed and is anchoring the brand while new products continue to take shape. Updated photography for additional offerings will come as each piece is finished and ready to be introduced.
Right now, Wanderlight is being shared in person at markets while I continue building out shipping and online availability. I’ve participated in several vendor shows and have applied to many more for the year ahead. Each one adds a layer of clarity, confidence, and connection as this brand finds its rhythm in the real world.
Wanderlight is still in its beginning stages, and that is something I want to honor rather than rush past. This brand is being built slowly, by hand, with care for the materials, the process, and the people it is meant to serve.
Thank you for being here while it unfolds.
✨ Glow softly. Wander wildly.
