Historically is for you, the history lovers.
Are you a fan of historical fiction and period dramas?
Candles here are just another form of escapism. So, next time you're about to settle down to watch Bridgerton, read Wolf Hall or are simply doing the washing up, why not see if we've got something to enhance your experience.
Collections
-
Spring Collection
Light and bright scents to ease you longer days and brighter sunshine....
-
Autumn Collection
Embrace autumn with our autumn collection inspired by women in history, featuring...
-
The Anne Boleyn Edit
This edit features all of our products that celebrate the Tudor Queen,...
-
Room Sprays
Room Sprays for an quick historical fragrance fix. After selling out the...
Historically Weddings
Welcome to Your Historically Wedding — Where Timeless Romance Meets the Art of Scent
Are you a bride or groom dreaming of a wedding woven with history — a day where every detail echoes the elegance of the past? Perhaps you’ve already found the perfect venue: a place rich with charm, steeped in heritage, and filled with the quiet romance of centuries gone by. Now, let us help you complete the picture — with fragrances that will linger not only in the air, but in your heart, for years to come.
Blog posts
View all-
Nancy Astor: Power, Privilege and the First Wom...
Discover more about the American born Politician who became the first woman in the House of Commons.
Nancy Astor: Power, Privilege and the First Wom...
Discover more about the American born Politician who became the first woman in the House of Commons.
-
Anne of Cleves: The Queen Who Outsmarted Henry ...
Poor Anne of Cleves — Henry’s fourth wife — is often reduced to a throwaway line, a comic interlude in the drama of Tudor romance. She is remembered, if at...
Anne of Cleves: The Queen Who Outsmarted Henry ...
Poor Anne of Cleves — Henry’s fourth wife — is often reduced to a throwaway line, a comic interlude in the drama of Tudor romance. She is remembered, if at...
-
Neolithic Feasts and the Origins of Mead in the UK
Discover how Neolithic Britons drank mead at feasts, celebrating life, rituals, and community near sites like Stonehenge. Explore this ancient tradition!
Neolithic Feasts and the Origins of Mead in the UK
Discover how Neolithic Britons drank mead at feasts, celebrating life, rituals, and community near sites like Stonehenge. Explore this ancient tradition!
Find us in person
Over the next few months you can find us here:
We are currently stocked at the gorgeous mock tudor millionaire pad Two Temple Place on embankment for their exhibition The Weight of Being: Vulnerability, Resilience and Mental Health in Art. Find us here until 19th April.
- Wednesday 4th March Old Spitalfields Market
11- 5pm with Urban Makers - Saturday & Sunday 21st & 22nd March St Matin-in-the-fields
11- 5pm with Solo Craft Fair - Wednesday 25th March Old Spitalfields Market
11- 5pm with Urban Makers - Saturday 28th March Old Spitalfields Market
10- 5pm with Urban Makers - Wednesday 8th April Old Spitalfields Market
11- 5pm with Urban Makers - Wednesday 22nd April Old Spitalfields Market
11- 5pm with Urban Makers