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Renaissance Faire Scented Candle

Renaissance Faire Scented Candle

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Warm, spiced, and quietly evocative, our Renaissance Faire Scented Candle draws inspiration from open-air markets, glowing lanterns, and lingering incense. Orange and orange blossom create a bright opening before cedar, patchouli, and clove form a warm, textured heart. Incense and tonka bean add resinous depth and gentle sweetness for an atmospheric finish.

Hand-poured in small batches in Skagit County, Washington, Renaissance Faire is offered in our 6 oz metal candle tin for a distinctive seasonal accent.

Mix & Match Candle Tins

Create your own candle trio—choose any three 6 oz candle tins and receive 50% off the lowest-priced tin.

Why You’ll Love It

  • A layered fragrance balancing citrus, spice, woods, incense, and soft sweetness
  • Rich and atmospheric without becoming smoky or overly heavy
  • Made with our smooth-burning coconut apricot wax blend
  • Hand-poured in small batches in the Pacific Northwest
  • An evocative scent for evening rituals, reading spaces, and autumn gatherings

Fragrance Notes

Top: Orange, Orange Blossom
Middle: Cedar, Patchouli, Clove
Base: Incense, Tonka Bean

How to Use

Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each burn. On the first use, allow the wax to melt evenly across the surface to help prevent tunneling. Burn on a heat-resistant surface, away from drafts, children, pets, and flammable materials. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

Product Details

  • Net Weight: 6 oz (170 g)
  • Wax: Coconut apricot wax blend
  • Vessel: Metal candle tin
  • Wick: Cotton
  • Hand-poured in Skagit County, Washington

Trust & Transparency

  • Family-owned and operated in the Pacific Northwest
  • Hand-poured in small batches in Skagit County, Washington
  • Made with our coconut apricot wax blend and a cotton wick
  • Every purchase helps plant five trees and remove five bottles of ocean-bound plastic
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