Ona Judge Hearth Candle

Ona Judge was born enslaved at Mount Vernon around 1773 and served as Martha Washington's personal maid. On May 21, 1796, while the Washingtons sat down to dinner in Philadelphia, she walked out and never came back, choosing freedom over being handed off as a wedding gift to Martha's granddaughter. George Washington spent years trying to have her returned. He never succeeded. Ona Judge lived free in New Hampshire until her death in 1848.

Fragrance Notes: Citrus, bergamot, lavender, camphor, eucalyptus, powder, cedar

Our largest format yet — a triple-wick candle poured into a hand-carved wood dough bowl, built for wide, even fragrance throw across a room.

- Dimensions: 9" long x 6" wide x 2" tall
- Wicks: 3, cotton, lead-free
- Wax: Natural soy/coconut wax blend
- Vessel: Wood dough bowl
- Made in small batches

Hand-poured in Alexandria, Virginia

For Best Results
- Trim wick to ¼" before each burn
- Burn for 2-3 hours minimum (allows full melt pool)
- Never burn for more than 4 hours at a time
- Keep away from drafts, children, and pets
- Discontinue use when ½" wax remains

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