From the Winter Collection at Carrière Frères, the Siberian Pine & Winter Rose Candle. "Siberian pine and winter roses make up a woody and floral perfume in which pine needles and rose petals are combined. This candle has a feminine character, and against the backdrop of Siberian pine trees, winter roses have soft, delicate, and deep features." $85 for 185g at Beautyhabit.
If Nordstrom puts these on mark down, I might pick up a Greenhouse Scented Air Freshener Tag from Earl of East: "A fresh blend of sweet vine tomato, parsley seed and basil, Greenhouse is inspired by the rural villages of the Greek mainland." $18, and also available in Smoke & Musk and Jardin De La Lune.
The parade of holiday candles continues (after a brief interruption) with DS & Durga's Lightable Latkes. "The scent of Chanukah is the scent of frying latkes. This candle smells like a real deal Holyfield potato in all its earthen glory. As the candle burns, it starts to smell cooked- in an agreeable way. Like the fanciest latke frying in a background of verdant olive & peanut oil (a special recipe)." $65 for 198g at Luckyscent.
Another holiday candle option, this one from Parfums de Nicolaï. "Pain d’épices is a happy blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and cloves whose addictive and mellow facets envelop you in sweetness." 190g for €48.
From Fragonard, a limited edition holiday collection decorated by British artist Lizzie Riches and intended as a tribute to 16th century English painting and gardens. Shown are the three candles: Bois Dormant (above left; "Like a bonfire, this candle's flame dances cheerily in its exquisite jar and fills the house with a woody fragrance"), Cette Nuit Là (above center; "...fills the night with a welcoming fragrance redolent of pine needles") and Orangette (above right; "Cinnamon has been blended with orange to create a candle with sweet notes evoking the festive period"). €31 each for 200g.