Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Enchantment (Mango Wood & Saffron)
Distillery Fragrance House Soy Candle Enchantment (Mango Wood & Saffron) — a luxurious Australian-made soy candle with mango wood, saffron honey, and spiced vanilla for an exotic, warm home fragrance. Hand-poured, triple-scented, vegan, and eco-friendly, this candle delivers up to 28 hours of clean, indulgent burn time, perfect for elevating any space or occasion.
Original price was: $16.39.$14.75Current price is: $14.75.
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Experience the magic of Enchantment (Mango Wood & Saffron) by Distillery Fragrance House — a majestic soy candle that brings luxury, warmth, and exotic elegance into your home. The fragrance opens with top notes of peach nectar, grapefruit, and clove, flows into a heart of mimosa, Indian mango, and saffron honey, and rests on a base of violet leaf, spiced vanilla, and mango wood, creating a truly unforgettable sensory experience.
Each hand-poured, triple-scented soy candle is crafted in Australia using natural essential oils and lead-free cotton wicks for a clean, long-lasting burn. Encased with a single wick and elegant wooden lid, it provides approximately 28 hours of fragrant enjoyment.
- Australian owned and designed
- Custom Australian & French-inspired fragrances
- Infused with distilled essential oils and natural plant extracts
- Made from natural, recyclable, and biodegradable materials
- Clean-burning with lead-free cotton wicks
- Free from toxins and carcinogens
- Manufactured to FDA and Kosher standards
- Vegan and cruelty-free
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