Where It Goes
Student Support Fund
Every candle helps cover real student costs—food, therapy, rent, books, or whatever it takes to keep going. 100% of profits go directly into the RareHaus support pipeline.
Who Designs It
Rotating Student Artwork
Each label is designed by a different student or recent grad. We print their work, share their story, and use their voice—not some generic brand aesthetic.
What You Get
Permanent Product, Limited Art
The candle stays, but the label changes. Every release is numbered and archived. Once a student’s label retires, it’s gone for good.
Why It Exists
Because Burnout Is Real
This isn’t merch. It’s a message. A protest. A lifeline. A quiet kind of help that says, we see you. You’re not alone.

RareHaus "Candle of Burning Out" 001 / Limited Edition

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This isn’t just a candle—it’s a quiet rebellion in a clean glass jar. Sure, it looks good on a shelf....

$36.95 Excl. VAT

The Label Isn’t Decoration.
It’s a Cry for Help.

These labels weren’t made to match your decor.

They were made by students who’ve lived burnout firsthand—who’ve stayed up late juggling deadlines, shifts, rent, and reality.

Each edition features real student artwork. Made in exhaustion. Printed without polish. Because we don’t curate comfort—we publish truth.

001 / Limited

"Nobody claps when you survive alone."

This one’s for them.
This isn’t a student-designed edition. It’s the one we made to honor all the students who never got to say it out loud. The ones who held their breath through class, rent, panic attacks, and part-time jobs. Who kept showing up. Who got the grades, paid the fees, stayed late, held it together—and still walked home alone. No standing ovation. No softness. No space to break.

This candle was made for them. For the years of exhaustion poured into silence. For the art that never got printed. For the stories that deserved more than nods and gradebooks.

It doesn’t ask for applause.
It just asks you to notice.

Where It Goes

Who Designs It

What You Get

Why It Exists

The Label Isn’t Decoration.It’s a Cry for Help.

The Label Isn’t Decoration.
It’s a Cry for Help.