The maker

Raquel Misis

Lumara Botanic began as a habit rather than a business: keeping notes on how places smelled. A lavender road in high summer. A courtyard in Andalusia that stayed cool at noon. An orchard in the north where it rained twice in an hour.

The brand exists to hold those notes in a form you can light at home. Every fragrance starts from a real route, is developed by hand, and is only released once it smells like the place rather than an idea of it.

Raquel Misis holding an amber candle vessel by a window
Raquel with one of the amber vessels, checking the pour by daylight.
Portrait of Raquel Misis, founder of Lumara Botanic
Raquel Misis, founder of Lumara Botanic.

01 — Place first

Nothing is developed from a trend board. Each fragrance answers to a route, a season and an hour of the day.

02 — Small batches

Poured in limited quantities so each release can be adjusted rather than repeated indefinitely.

03 — Say only what's true

Wax, wick, vessel size and burn time are published only once confirmed. Where a scent is still in development, we say so.

Start with a journey

Choose the route that sounds most like a room you'd want to be in.