At a glance
- Refillable glass oil candle with dried botanicals set into the fuel
- Scent: Volcano Blue
- Clean bio fuel — soot-free and made for indoor use
- Three sizes: 3 oz, 6 oz and 12 oz
- Burn time: roughly 10–12 h (3 oz) to 35–40 h (12 oz), per LOGOS
- Made for rituals of grounding, discipline and slow transformation
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A note on the scent: LOGOS' description text names Blue Capri - but Blue Capri is the scent the same supplier assigns to its Selene candle, which reads as a copied line. Volcano Blue appears only on Saturn, so we print Volcano Blue. If the exact fragrance matters to you, ask us before you order.
How to use it
Fill the bottle with lamp oil to just below the shoulder, let the wick soak for a few minutes before the first lighting, and keep the botanicals under the oil line. Light it when you are setting a long-term goal, holding a boundary, or doing the unglamorous middle part of a project. Snuff it rather than blowing it out.
An oil candle does not use itself up the way wax does. The cotton wick draws fuel rather than burning away with it, so there is no tunneling, no wax left in the bottom, and no wick to trim. When the level drops, you top it up and the same bottle carries on.
Burn on a level, heat-proof surface, away from drafts and anything that can catch. Never leave a lit flame unattended, never move the bottle while it is hot, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
Choosing a size
| Size |
Burn time (LOGOS estimate) |
Suits |
| 3 oz |
approx. 10–12 hours |
a single working, a bedside table, a small altar |
| 6 oz |
approx. 18–22 hours |
a weekly practice, a desk or mantelpiece |
| 12 oz |
approx. 35–40 hours |
longer rituals, a main altar, a living room |
✨ Temple Tip
Refill it before it runs dry, not after. A wick that burns down into an empty bottle chars, and a charred wick is something you go on smelling in the room long after the flame is out. Top it up while there is still oil in the bottom and the candle stays as clean on its fortieth lighting as its first.
Questions we get asked
Is it really refillable?
Yes. It takes standard liquid lamp oil or paraffin lamp fuel. The wick is cotton and is not consumed by the flame, so the bottle is designed to be used again rather than replaced.
What does it smell like?
Volcano Blue. LOGOS' description text names Blue Capri - but Blue Capri is the scent the same supplier assigns to its Selene candle, which reads as a copied line. Volcano Blue appears only on Saturn, so we print Volcano Blue. If the exact fragrance matters to you, ask us before you order.
How long does one filling last?
LOGOS estimates roughly 10–12 hours for the 3 oz, 18–22 for the 6 oz and 35–40 for the 12 oz. Treat these as estimates — draft, wick height and room temperature all move the number.
Does it soot or leave residue?
It burns on clean bio fuel and is made for indoor use. Because nothing is consumed but the fuel, there is no wax pooling, no tunneling and no wick to trim — the usual reasons a candle starts to smoke do not apply here.
Which size should I start with?
The 6 oz is the sensible first purchase: long enough for a real evening, small enough to keep on a desk. Take the 3 oz if it is for one specific working, the 12 oz if it will be the main light on an altar.
California Proposition 65 warning: Burning this product produces combustion by-products. Use in a well-ventilated space.
To go further
Saturn is one of the LOGOS ritual flames — refillable, eco-conscious, and built to stay on your altar rather than pass through it.
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