Crow’s Call Wax Bark | Woodsy Soy Wax Melts | Cedar, Amber & Smoke Home Fragrance | Wicks & Bricks by Stag & Stone
Crow’s Call Wax Bark | Woodsy Soy Wax Melts | Cedar, Amber & Smoke Home Fragrance | Wicks & Bricks by Stag & Stone
Crow’s Call Wax Bark
Wicks & Bricks by Stag & Stone
Some calls are heard with the ears.
Others are heard somewhere deeper.
The rustle of wings overhead.
A single feather left along the trail.
The familiar voice of a crow echoing through the trees as if carrying a message meant only for you.
Crow’s Call Wax Bark was created for those moments when the world feels a little more mysterious and the veil between the ordinary and extraordinary seems beautifully thin.
Deep woods, dark amber, weathered cedar, soft smoke, and earthy botanicals come together to create a fragrance that feels grounding, contemplative, and quietly magical. It is the scent of old forests, hidden wisdom, and the wild intelligence that nature offers those willing to listen.
Each tube contains handcrafted pieces of wax bark, designed to be broken apart and melted as little or as much as you’d like. Every piece is uniquely shaped, making each batch feel like an artifact gathered from the forest floor itself.
Fragrance Notes
🪶 Weathered Cedar
🌲 Deep Forest Woods
🔥 Soft Smoke
🕯 Dark Amber
🌿Earthy Botanicals
Perfect for:
• Reading corners and libraries
• Autumn decorating
• Ritual and reflection spaces
• Nature lovers and old souls
• Cabin and woodland homes
• Anyone drawn to mysterious, grounding fragrances
Details
• 4 oz handcrafted soy wax bark
• Hand poured in Idaho
• Long-lasting fragrance
• Break apart for customized melts
• Each batch is uniquely handcrafted
From Wicks & Bricks
Every fragrance from Wicks & Bricks is created as an artifact of memory—a scent designed to transport you somewhere meaningful.
Crow’s Call isn’t simply a fragrance.
It’s wings disappearing between the trees.
A feather resting on the path ahead.
The silence of the forest after rainfall.
The feeling that perhaps the world is more alive than we sometimes remember.
Break off a piece, melt it slowly, and listen for what the forest might be trying to say.