Poor Miss Taylor indeed, as Mr. Woodhouse calls her! Her bar soap smells of honeysuckle.
Poor Miss Taylor indeed, as Mr. Woodhouse calls her! Her bar soap smells of honeysuckle.
Poor Miss Taylor indeed, as Mr. Woodhouse calls her! Her bar soap smells of honeysuckle.
Poor Miss Taylor indeed, as Mr. Woodhouse calls her! Her bar soap smells of honeysuckle.
Muslin wrapped soap and wax sealed letter, by Northanger Soapworks

Poor Miss Taylor

$11.00

Mr. Woodhouse pities any lady who leaves Hartfield and enters into blissful matrimony, Poor Miss Taylor indeed! Honeysuckles will keep her company and scent her soap.

“Poor Miss Taylor!—I wish she were here again. What a pity it is that Mr. Weston ever thought of her!” ~ Mr. Woodhouse of Emma, by Jane Austen

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Handmade in small batches with gentle, moisturizing ingredients. It is made from a saponified blend of lard, olive, coconut oil, almond oil, and castor oil, with fragrance, colorant, and rosemary oleoresin. Net weight 4 oz (113 g).

All our soaps are elegantly wrapped in handmade lokta paper and boxed with care in historical Jane Austen style with a stamped wax seal, tissue paper, and muslin. (Learn more here.) They are perfect for gift giving and may also be shipped directly to the recipient with an optional hand-written gift message. Each soap is individually labeled and bundled with its origin story, similar to what you see here. See product photos for packaging examples.

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