10 of Cups Candles

Rescued teacup candles with cozy charm

We offer hand-poured candles in rescued teacups, made in West Hartford, CT, to add warmth, nostalgia, and eco-friendly sparkle to your space.

Why call our company 10 of Cups? The 10 of Cups is a Tarot card that signifies complete happiness and fulfillment. Let 10 of Cups Candles light your way to good fortune. Follow us on Instagram to find out where we’ll be selling! (@10ofcupscandles)

Meet 10 of Cups Candles

Zoe Wyman launched 10 of Cups Candles in summer 2026 with her mother, Susan Schoenberger, helping on the side.

We hand-pour small-batch candles into rescued teacups, giving vintage finds a second life and keeping fragile treasures out of landfills while filling your home with gentle, joyful light.

10 of Cups also has a mission. A portion of net proceeds are donated to GLAD Law, which fights for the rights of the LBGTQ+ community. When you support 10 of Cups, you support those whose rights are under attack.

A photographic, medium-wide shot of a vendor booth for 10 of Cups Candles at an outdoor market, focused entirely on the display and products with no visible people. A sturdy folding table is covered in a linen cloth, layered with tiered wooden risers holding rows of rescued teacup candles in every color and style, from delicate bone china to chunky stoneware. Soft, bright daylight from a lightly overcast sky creates even, flattering illumination with minimal harsh shadows. Hand-drawn price markers are suggested only as small, non-readable shapes, keeping text out of frame. In the softly blurred background, hints of neighboring tents and greenery establish the vendor-event setting. The image is shot at a slightly elevated angle with a vibrant, playful mood that invites exploration of the quirky teacup collection.

Each rescued teacup candle doubles as a tiny piece of art ready to brighten shelves, desks, and cozy reading nooks. Perfect for hostess and shower gifts, holiday gifts, and birthday gifts.

A detailed, photographic close-up of the candle-pouring process for 10 of Cups Candles, focusing on an array of empty rescued teacups arranged on kraft paper atop a farmhouse-style wooden table. Some cups already hold cooling wax, while others reveal their eclectic designs—faded roses, geometric stripes, and gilded handles. Off to one side sits a stainless steel pouring pitcher, still glistening with warm, creamy wax remnants. Soft, diffused morning light from a nearby kitchen window creates gentle highlights on the liquid surfaces and a calm, workshop-like atmosphere. Shot from a slightly elevated, three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the composition emphasizes craftsmanship and care, while maintaining a playful, home-based maker vibe with no people present.

Browse our gallery to spot the patterns you love, imagine your favorite scent flickering inside, and start planning which rescued teacup candle you will hunt for at our next event.

Events

Launch Party

Thursday, Oct. 1, 2 p.m.

A photographic, wide-angle view of an indoor vendor-event setup for 10 of Cups Candles, with long tables forming an L-shape covered in soft-colored tablecloths. Dozens of rescued teacup candles are arranged in playful clusters by color family—pastel florals in one area, bold patterns in another—each cup unique in shape and design. Overhead string lights and warm indoor lighting bathe the scene in a gentle glow, creating soft highlights on the porcelain and wax. Background elements show other vendor tables as blurred blocks of color, reinforcing the bustling market context without focusing on specific products. The composition is balanced and inviting, with sharp focus on the front row of candles and a gradual blur toward the back, conveying abundance, variety, and the fun of discovering these quirky, hand-poured treasures at events.

Fall Markets

Dates to come

A close-up, photographic image of a whimsical collection of hand-poured candles in rescued vintage teacups arranged on a rustic wooden coffee table. Each teacup has a different playful pattern—polka dots, tiny florals, and gold rims—filled with creamy soy wax and perfectly centered wicks. Soft afternoon window light spills in from the left, creating gentle highlights on the glazed porcelain and subtle shadows between the cups. In the softly blurred background, a cozy living room scene with stacked books and a leafy plant suggests a relaxed home setting. Shot at an eye-level angle with shallow depth of field, the mood is warm, inviting, and slightly quirky, emphasizing photographic realism and the charm of giving old teacups a second life.

Holiday Bazaar

Dates to come

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