Little Otter Candles, says Jessica Alexander, stemmed from her love of homemade candles and perfumes and out of many months of research into candle making. The transformation of her earliest efforts at production into the genesis of the current venture came after a “pour of positive feedback” from family and friends for whom she had produced a modest batch of candles. Their review gave her the impetus to transform passion into entrepreneurial activity.
Little Otter Candles was launched during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Accordingly, she believes the initiative could have succeeded in infusing a measure of inspiration and inspiration into the lives of people who were negatively affected by the global pandemic’s attack on their spirits.
Jessica’s Little Otter initiative follows a rich and widely respected tradition of candle making. Long regarded as a symbol of life, love and celebration, candles are also commonly used as part of religious ceremonies and holiday events. In each case they have different meanings, depending on the tradition and beliefs associated with the ritual or ceremony.