The alluring fragrance of this natural soy wax candle is a mysterious and tempting blend of juicy dark fruit, sultry woodsy notes, liquid amber, warm vanilla, and a hint of herbaceous absinthe. Absinthe, also known as The Green Fairy (La Fée Verte), is a French artisanal cocktail of the 19th century made from green anise and wormwood, a plant associated with divination, the enhancement of psychic abilities, the summoning of spirits, and protection.
The rich, sweet, tangy scent of wild blackberries is at the heart of this unique candle; laced with light and delicate traces of saffron, anise, clove, sweet orange, and juniper, held by a grounding base of sensual patchouli, dark musk, cedarwood, vanilla and tonka bean (known for its creamy, sweet vanilla aroma).
Enjoy the rich and complex fragrance journey of this plant-based candle. It may very well be my all-time favorite candle scent.
Our candles burn evenly and cleanly; they are phthalate-free, with lead-free 100% cotton wicks. Scent your home while being mindful of your health and the planet.
∆ It comes in a 9oz. amber glass jar, containing approximately 8oz. of soy wax, which yields 40+ hours of burn time.
∆ Infused with oils of blackberry, anise, tonka bean, sweet orange, patchouli, cedarwood, dark musk, amber, pine, juniper, clove bud, saffron, vanilla
∆ Candle Burning Instructions + Safety Tips:
The first time you light the candle, allow it to burn until the liquid wax covers the entire top of the candle, all the way to the edge of the jar. This will ensure a clean, even, efficient burning cycle for the life of the candle.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep wicks trimmed to 1/4 inch. If you notice a large flame during burning, blow out the candle and trim the wick before re-lighting. Place burning candle on a heat-resistant surface. Never move a candle while it's hot or burning. Blow out the candle if the jar becomes excessively hot. Keep away from drafts. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
To prevent the candle from boring a hole down the middle, burn it for a minimum of at least 2.5 hours at a time, and never more than 4 hours at a time. Basically, burn it long enough to achieve a melt pool that goes to the edge of the jar and is visible all the way around the glass.
