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When Duke played Harlem for the first time back in 1927, his jazz was sizzling hot and his vibe was cooler than cool, and no one had ever heard anything...
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The Langston candle celebrates elements of the jazz poet’s creative vision with fragrance accords reflecting some of the strong symbols in his life…. The worn vintage leather of his favorite...
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Our Josephine candle is inspired by Josephine Baker, the legendary chanteuse and entertainer, beloved for her creative, sensual style and dynamic, and ground-breaking performances. From Harlem’s hottest jazz clubs to...
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The Savoy Ballroom was the soul of Harlem, and kept Lenox Avenue jumping for decades. It was a block long, dripping with glittering crystal chandeliers and an elegant marble staircase,...
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Billie Holiday started singing in nightclubs in Harlem in the 1930’s, and the world stopped and listened. Completely enthralled, her admirers nicknamed her “Lady Day” and worshipped every note that...
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On back order until week of July 9th. Like the spirited neighborhood that inspires it, Sugar Hill reflects the ‘sweet life’ fostered by the Harlem Renaissance and that still remains...
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Our Vintage Nightclub Map of Harlem candle portrays the speakeasies, nightclubs and musicians who were the shining lights during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920’s and 1930’s. The fragrance pays...
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Lenox Avenue has always been Harlem’s heartbeat, and its pulse quickens with every passing year. Evoking the soul of this vital thoroughfare, succulent tangerine and tart green apple set...
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The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural, social and artistic explosion that centered in Harlem in the 1920’s and 1930’s, pushing creative boundaries for self-expression to new and exciting heights. Bold...
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Handcrafted in 22k gold, this limited edition Savoy candle features the “Nightclub Map of Harlem” illustration by E. Simms Campbell from1932 which portrays the speakeasies, nightclubs and musicians who were...
