These spicy scented vanilla anise sheep might have been witness to many a great love story, roaming about on Mr. Knightley’s estate. Indeed, these black sheep might just be up to no good, rambling about in secret! A few are hoping to spook a few shepherds too as Halloween approaches:)

The Complete Works of Jane Austen, Abridged contains scraps of all our other Jane Austen soaps made throughout the past year! We make a new batch of soap as a binder and stir the scraps into it, along with extra fragrance.

An invitation to stay at Northanger Abbey is a dream come true for Catherine Morland, especially in the company of Mr. Tilney! This passionfruit and rose scented soap is part of our Austen Classics collection. It is full of walnut shell powder for gentle exfoliation and rose clay for a luxurious touch.

This seasonal bar is inspired by Autumn at Norland in Sense and Sensibility, and smells of fallen leaves, sweet musk, and cedar.

Marianne Dashwood is quite passionate about dead leaves. “What feelings they have, the season, the air altogether inspired!”

Your invitation to the Netherfield Ball has arrived. Enjoy your evening, but keep on the lookout for Mr. Collins!

This bar soap is dressed up with all the colors of the ballgowns you might see on the dance floor, and the festive scent of nutmeg and frankincense is perfect for the season.

A bath toy embedded in soap is a fine addition to bath time. The children at Northanger Soapworks can hardly stop talking of them! We hope your children enjoy these too.

This Christmas soap is scented with hot cocoa and peppermint. It is the perfect Christmas drink, and you need not be concerned about overindulgence as this is Mr. Woodhouse approved.

On a path littered with white rose petals, Henry Tilney professed his love and devotion to Catherine Morland, the beloved heroine of Northanger Abbey. The love story of Catherine and Henry inspired this white rose scented artisan soap bar.

Miss Eleanor Tilney could be said to be most fortunate, for she has her mother’s pearls.

Mrs. Tilney’s Pearls bar soap has a beautiful perfume scent with notes of coconut, candy apple, and cashmere musk with a touch of floral. It is topped with sugar pearls and has a splash of pink halfway down the bar.

Mrs. Bennet, the mother of five daughters in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, is eccentric to be sure. But she cares deeply for her children and fights for them. This soap is bright and bold and smells like a mossy, floral sea breeze. It has notes of bergamot, orchid, jasmine, violet, air, moss and sandalwood.

Meet Mr. Darcy. Cinnamon and patchouli scented, Mr. Darcy bar soap is so dreamy and spicy!

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, wealthy and proud, is a catch beyond the grasp of the average lady. Though he ultimately wins the heart of Elizabeth Bennet in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, countless readers fell in love with him as well and wish that he were still available.

This apricot and freesia scented bar is inspired by the Moor Park apricot tree of Mansfield Park. Whether eating them fresh or making a tart or preserve, you might have to fight for your share. Paprika and walnut shell powder give the inner layers their speckled look, plus safflower on top for a bit of dash!

Fancy yourself ill? This herbal peppermint and eucalyptus soap is wonderful for a cold during a nice steamy shower. A lovely wintery scent to be enjoyed by anyone!

Mary Musgrove, Anne Elliot’s sister, frequently plays the part of an invalid and hopes for solicitous attention from all. This soap is inspired by this delightful bit of comedy. Anne “cures” Mary after she comes to visit, but an herbal restorative might have done just as well!

A beautiful lace pattern in earthy colors, MARY BENNET soap is scented with orange and litsea cubeba essential oils. Mary is the third Bennet daughter in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. She is often overlooked, but very deserving. The colors reflect Mary’s personal style, the scent her pure and natural appeal, and the lace for the beautiful person she is.

Topped with heather flowers, this bar soap has hues of dark lavender and caramel, with scent notes of applewood, vanilla bourbon, and allspice.

Inspired by Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116, excerpt:

“Apart from being very disappointed not to see my favorite reindeer jumper again… I’m well.”

~ Bridget Jones Diary (2001 film)

In the spirit of modern Pride and Prejudice retellings, enter Bridget Jones’s Diary. The ugly Christmas sweater Colin Firth scene from the film was too fun to pass up! This is a customer request as well. For the design, I was going for a red nose with antlers🦌🦌.

From the pages of Little Women, this gingerbread, cinnamon, and clove scented bar is just what our winter noses need. The March sisters know how to have a good time and gingerbread is a necessity!

“If one scheme of happiness fails, human nature turns to [maple syrup].” ~Maplefield Park, by Jane Autumn

Enjoy the frivolity of autumn with this pun on the title of Mansfield Park!

Mansfield Park is Jane Austen’s third published novel, published in July 1814. This papaya, orange, and pineapple scented soap is part of our Austen Classics collection.

First line: “About thirty years ago Miss Maria Ward, of Huntingdon, with only seven thousand pounds, had the good luck to captivate Sir Thomas Bertram, of Mansfield Park, in the county of Northampton, and to be thereby raised to the rank of a baronet’s lady, with all the comforts and consequences of an handsome house and large income.”

This mandarin orange and peach scented soap is inspired by the play performed in Mansfield Park. So fruity and delicious, it might just cast a love spell over you!

Inspired by Little Women, which is just the thing for the festive season! The soap design is snowflakes over pine trees.

Scent: apple, cedar, fir, clove

“Be comforted, dear soul! There is always light behind the clouds.” ~Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott

An exfoliating experience with a touch of pumice in the bar. Colored with yellow turmeric, copper sparkle mica, and blue glitter, with scent notes of bergamot, mint, and sandalwood.

In the Little Women adaptation from 1994, Friedrich gives Jo an orange during their courtship and she takes it upstairs to eat while she writes. I loved this moment and recreated it in this bar soap with a chocolate twist!

Jane Austen was born December 16, 1775. Happy Birthday Jane!

Jane’s Birthday soap is like a birthday cake with sprinkles. The scent is madagascar vanilla.

This is my very belated contribution to the JASNA Jane Austen birthday cake bake-off!

As Jane Bennet is often described as a sweet girl, the scent of sweet pea flowers is just right for her namesake soap.

“Miss Bennet was therefore established as a sweet girl, and their brother felt authorised by such commendation to think of her as he chose.” ~ Jane Austen of Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen

The Bennet household is in uproar! Two wealthy single gentleman have arrived at Netherfield Park. (No more coughing, Kitty! A lady never coughs.) They can have no other object in coming but to be looking for brides, you know.

It cannot be doubted that Jane Austen loved clergymen. Her father, two of her brothers, and five of her main characters in her novels are clergymen!

Your I ♥ Clergymen bar soap comes bundled with a random clergyman card. Who will your secret clergyman be? Or, take charge of your destiny and choose your favorite!

On Catherine Morland’s first evening at Northanger Abbey, she is drawn to a mysterious cabinet in her bedchamber. Her heart leaps with delight as she opens it and searches for the secrets within. This rosewood and musk scented soap bar is inspired by the rich wood scent that she might have smelled.

In contrast to the tortured heroes of other Gothic novels stands Henry Tilney: a witty and thoughtful man who dances often, laughs more, and is captivated by your conversation. This inspired bar smells of bay leaf, fir needle, and cedarwood.

There is nothing spookier in Jane Austen than Catherine’s first night at Northanger Abbey. Our Haunted Abbey bar soap celebrates the horror of that night and the wild tales spinning through Catherine’s head. For, as Mr. Tilney himself said, “the part of the abbey you inhabit is undoubtedly haunted.”

In Captain Wentworth’s love letter to Anne, he wrote that he felt “half agony, half hope.” Those stirring words inspired this half black, half white bar soap. Scented with sandalwood and lemongrass, you’ll love this elegant bar.

SWEET LEMON ICE soap smells like fresh sweet lemons. It is inspired by references to Gunter’s Tea Shop in Georgette Heyer’s novels, which take place in Regency London in Jane Austen’s world. When I ran out of Jane Austen books to read, I read Georgette Heyer next!

GRACECHURCH STREET has the cheery and uplifting scent of lemongrass and is scented with pure lemongrass essential oil. Jane is sad and missing Mr. Bingley and I wanted to cheer her up! The top is patterned like bricks and the inside was an attempt to make it look like a cobbled street in cross section.

This lily of the valley scented soap is as delicate and lovely as Georgiana Darcy herself. Topped with dried jasmine flowers.

Though Miss Darcy is a diffident girl, she will bloom when behind the pianoforte or in the company of her beloved brother.

Mrs. Elton would like to tell you about Garden of England bar soap, as her friends tell her she is excellent at introductions!

Full of several seed types of unparalleled quality, you will adore the exfoliation of this bar soap. With one breath you are transported to a spring garden with earthy notes of fresh soil, flower buds, herbs, woods, amber, and marigolds. In other words, says Mrs. Elton, it smells exactly like Surry, as she insists it is the only county ever called the garden of England.

A Jane Austen take on gold, frankincense, and myrrh, this festive soap is inspired by a particularly tantalizing letter Frank Churchill writes to his father in Emma. Mr. Weston shares it at the Christmas party but Emma cannot get rid of Mr. Elton long enough to hear it.

Flirt My Last bar soap is scented with orange and caramel and is the favorite of the Northanger Soapmaker. It is so divinely delicious, there’s nothing like a good orange at any time of year.

Miss Elizabeth’s expressive dark eyes are indeed exceptional to behold–and Mr. Darcy is helpless against their allure. Tee-hee!

Get lost in the dark richness of this exfoliating soap bar with its luscious coffee and caramel scent!

This soap trio is inspired by the bright fashions of the Featherington sisters in Bridgerton! Though the ladies may not delight in their dress colors (selected by Mrs. Featherington, of course), they make a smashing trio that I quite adore. Especially as to their resemblance to one of my favorite scent families–citrus. The Featherington Sisters soap trio comes with three full sized soap bars: Penelope, Philipa, and Prudence.

This romantic soap bar has varying shades of light pink and topped with blackberry seeds⁠, with scent notes of vanilla, sandalwood, and amber.

Inspired by Hartley Coleridge’s poem:

Is love a fancy, or a feeling? No. It is immortal as immaculate Truth, ‘Tis not a blossom shed as soon as youth, Drops from the stem of life–for it will grow, In barren regions, where no waters flow, Nor rays of promise cheats the pensive gloom.

A lavender and tea tree facial bar, Face in the Fire is inspired by Austenland!

“Why Miss Charming, what beauteous skin you possess.” “Oh really? That’s because late at night when I’m all alone, I put my face in the fire."  ~Austenland (2013)

The scents of Autumn abound in this delicious smelling soap. The tempting blend of vanilla, pumpkin, and a touch of cranberry will get you in the festive mood!

“But, Lizzy, you look as if you did not enjoy it. You are not going to be missish, I hope, and pretend to be affronted at an idle report. For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbours, and laugh at them in our turn?”

Spend the morning with clever Emma Woodhouse and this inspired artisan soap bar. With regal two-toned purple shades and blue and gold accents, you’ll soon find this violet, strawberry, and jasmine soap essential to your beauty regimen.

“I always deserve the best [coffee], because I never put up with any other.” ~Emma Coffeehouse

Enjoy the frivolity of autumn with this pun on the name of Emma Woodhouse!

Emma is Jane Austen’s fourth published novel. It was published December 23, 1815. This strawberry scented bar soap is part of our Austen Classics collection.

First line: “Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and happy disposition, seemed to unite some of the best blessings of existence; and had lived nearly twenty-one years in the world with very little to distress or vex her.”

Whether you’re after Elizabeth Bennet’s wit or fine eyes, the sea and moss scent of this soap is a refreshing outdoorsy blend that puts you in mind of a rainy morning walk around Longbourn with Elizabeth at your side.

Scented with gardenia, Elinor Dashwood soap has hidden depths! The calm and sunny surface gives way to a midsection full of ground loofah which protects the delicate pink heart at her core.

Whether apple picking, baking, or eating, there is nothing like a good apple. Enjoy the apple and sage fragrance of a Donwell Abbey apple every day with this inspired artisan soap bar.

Lady Bracknell is expecting a cucumber sandwich. Best give her this soap bar in recompense since all the sandwiches were eaten before she arrived for tea.

Scented with cucumber and geranium, this freshly scented soap bar is perfect for summer!

Our unscented bar, Country Miss, is inspired by the wholesome beauty and goodness of the Dashwood sisters. Though glittering diamonds and showy gowns adorn other ladies, their value is nothing to that of the Dashwoods.

COTILLION bar soap is named after the fancy ball in Northanger Abbey. It is scented with rosewood and musk. Mysterious and deep, and feels perfect for an elegant party full of hope and uncertainty–a black tie affair of 200 years past. The black accent is dancing through the white, and if you look at the mirrored effect of two soaps together, it looks like a big twirling skirt! (of course with petticoats underneath, one must take care of ones reputation!)

“It is not everyone,’ said Elinor, ‘who has your passion for [cinnamon].” ~Cinnamon and Sensibility, by Jane Autumn

Enjoy the frivolity of autumn with this pun on the title of Sense and Sensibility!

Miss Morland is one of Austen’s most beloved heroines. She is so eager to love all that surrounds her, it is easy to love her in return. Take a breath of this lovely hyacinth scent and you will learn to love hyacinths just like Catherine!

CAROLINE BINGLEY’S HAT smells very fresh with notes of bergamot, apricot, and currant. Caroline Bingley is Charles Bingley’s sister in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. She wants Mr. Darcy for herself and is full of spiteful comments about everyone. But she is an elegant woman all the same.

This sea blue soap bar smells of tobacco and black tea, the perfect scent for a 19th century gentleman and navy captain who has seen much and traveled far. Captain Frederick Wentworth is the hero from Jane Austen’s Persuasion. Though he was apart from his beloved Anne for more than 8 years, his love remained constant.

“You pierce my soul. I am half [frozen], half hope.” ~Brrrsuasion, by Jane Autumn

Enjoy the frivolity of autumn and cozy up in the cool weather with this spicy scent and pun on the title of Persuasion!

In Brighton, adventures abound, seabathing runs rampant, and the view is spectacular. Brighton on the Sea has scent accents of melon, citrus, and jasmine to get you in the seaside mood.

Visit Box Hill with this wild flower & grass scented soap. You may find you’ll never want to return to Highbury!

Will you tell Emma one thing very clever, two things moderately clever—or three things very dull indeed?

“And you shall all have a bowl of punch to make merry.”  ~Mrs. Bennet.

Cranberry punch for merry-making is the standard at the Bennet household! Enjoy this fruity bar soap for the holidays.

Topped with dried hibiscus petals, colored with cream and light berry shades⁠, with scent notes of jasmine, tonka, and lime.

Inspired the lines by Thomas Gray that Catherine Morland studied to become a heroine in Chapter 1 of Northanger Abbey:

Filled with the finest fruit, blueberry tarts are especially wholesome and recommended by Mr. Woodhouse himself. Scented with the sweet smell of fresh blueberries, it is the perfect finish to tea time.

At tea time, biscuits are a welcome addition–especially when Miss Bates is dominating the conversation! This soap bar is scented with biscuits and honey, delicious with a spot of tea.

This peppermint and petitgrain scented bar is every bit as invigorating as a turn about the room. Scented with pure essential oils.

“Miss Eliza Bennet, let me persuade you to follow my example, and take a turn about the room. I assure you it is very refreshing after sitting so long in one attitude.” ~Miss Bingley of Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen.

This champagne scented soap is perfect for a celebration. A proper Austen wedding indeed! An invitation to such an event is to be guarded with one’s life. Jane Austen’s witty prose never disappoints!

Inspired by Anne Elliot, this bar soap smells of a English Lavender, with rose, gardenia and jasmine. Topped with lavender buds and glitter for her beauty and sea salt for her tears of regret, it is a reflection of Anne herself.

Direct from the pen of Jane Austen, amiable is one of our favorite regency words and one we wish to say more often!

The rose geranium scent is perfectly amiable!

Emma has invited you to tea! There is something so fanciful about afternoon tea, especially when taken with Miss Woodhouse.

This earl grey tea with lemon scented bar soap is so fresh, perfect for a summer’s day.

A snowy hill, a coppery fire, a spiced drink, and a pumpkin cookie are the wintery comforts this artisan bar depicts. A warm bath is waiting for you. Scented with warming spices and pumpkin.

This festive bar soap celebrates glorious greens, pine needles, winter berries, and crisp air. Inspired by the surroundings and persona of the giant himself.

“I am the Ghost of Christmas Present,” said the Spirit. “Look upon me!” ~The Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens

How ardently I admire and love you…

Inspired by Mr. Darcy’s extraordinary words, this romantic artisan soap denotes those ardent feelings with a riot of red and pink hues.