About Me

There was a season in my life when everything changed.
In 2019, I unexpectedly lost my mother, and not long after, the world fell quiet during the pandemic. Grief has a way of changing everything you thought you knew. In the stillness, I found myself searching for something that could gently carry me through the days.
That something became candle making.
What began as a simple creative escape slowly transformed into a ritual of healing. Measuring wax, blending fragrance, and watching the first flicker of a flame became moments of peace in the middle of heartbreak. 
For almost 20 years, I have devoted my life to caring for others in the medical field, including the last several years in a busy Level I Trauma Emergency Room. Witnessing life’s most fragile moments taught me that time is our most precious gift, and that the smallest moments often become the ones we treasure most.
When my daughter was diagnosed with autism at two years old, my heart shifted once again. I realized that success, to me, meant creating a life where I could be fully present for my family while building something with my own hands, something beautiful, meaningful, and lasting.
That dream became Casa Diosa.
Casa Diosa was created as more than a candle company. It is an invitation to slow down in a world that asks us to hurry. To light a candle with intention. To breathe a little deeper. To reclaim a few quiet moments for yourself. To remember that caring for your own heart is never selfish.
Every fragrance is hand-poured in small batches using a luxurious coconut soy wax blend, thoughtfully crafted to transform ordinary moments into meaningful rituals. Casa Diosa celebrates feminine strength, wisdom, resilience, beauty, and grace.
My hope is that when you light a Casa Diosa candle, you don’t simply fill your home with fragrance.
I hope you feel seen.
I hope you remember your own strength.
I hope you find a little more peace.
And above all…
I hope every flame reminds you of one simple truth:
The goddess you seek has always lived within you.