Why we cap our production runs even when demand says we shouldn't.
Juniper Lane began in 2019 as weekend candle-pouring at a kitchen table. What made it a business wasn't scaling up production — it was realising people cared about the small-batch part as much as the finished product.
Every piece is still made in runs of a few dozen, by a small team, in a Portland studio. When something sells out, it sells out — we don't rush a restock just to keep the shelf full.