pure flower essence fills a room with the generous scent of just-picked flowers. nature’s bloom is transported indoors.
blended with the purest natural-burning wax for 50 hours of breathing, watching, lighting and living. a slow, velvety, clean burn. 100% cotton wick topped with scented petals, which can be emptied into a small dish to subtly scent a room, toss into a hot bath, or dropped in a sachet or a dresser drawer.
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100% cotton wick topped with scented petals, 15% pure flower fragrance.
intensely scented petals are pure and alive and free.toss them into a hot bath with drops of oil and swim through flowers.make offerings in small copper bowls or in big glass urns.drop them into sachets or a dresser drawer.slip them into letters and words and into the quiet of temples called home.or simply find a breeze and cast them in.wait for their return.listen.everything that is memory matters.true indulgence is personal and takes a lifetime.
palo santo, moonflower, ocean,italian blood orange, wanderlust, french lavender, spanish gardenia, indian jasmine, japanese peony, and moroccan rose COMING SOON amber wood.
red flower is animal friendly and environmentally kind. never tested on animals.
an awakening, a pink dawn, an eternal spring. a thousand petals, impossibly soft to the touch, the peony flower blooms every spring on small trees in the north of japan. it flourishes with careful cultivation, quiet patience, warm rain, and an artful touch. a gloriously full, lemon-rose scent; delicate and soft with a lush green note. carefully blended with lily of the valley, lemon blossom, bulgarian rose, and warm layer of clove oil. a graceful scent, with subtle charm and quiet honor.
an imperial plant in ancient china, peonies later became a symbol of beauty and a common motif in japanese artwork, the white-blossomed japanese peony is called the ‘companion of serenity.’
clears the mind, sense of delight
invoke joy
for the ageless. a bright, joyous and elegant floral, offering good fortune in a foyer.
native of the islands of northern japan
maceration
peony, lily of the valley, lemon blossom, bulgarian rose, clove oil
remove flowers before lighting. never leave burning candle unattended. always keep burning candle out of direct drafts. keep out of reach of children. to maximize burn time and minimize sooting, remove char and trim wick before each use. do not burn too close to wall or without ample overhead clearance. during use glass may become warm.
