Botanical candle | half light
Description
This handmade soy candle by The Botanical Candle Company will bring back memories of a childhood spent studding oranges with cloves in the run-up to Christmas.
The gentle sweetness of clementine is perfectly balanced by the resinous spice of clove to make a rounded, homely and familiar scent. Light just as the sun is low in the sky for a gentle transition into the evening.
A lovely choice for living spaces where the spicy freshness can drift through the air.
Top note: Clementine rind Heart notes: Rosemary, Fir Base notes: Clove, All Spice
Top notes | Clementine rind
Heart notes | Rosemary, Fir
Base notes | Clove, All Spice
Small | 120ml, burn time 20 hours
Medium | 180ml, burn time 35 hours
- handmade in the UK by The Botanical Candle Co
- presented in an amber glass jar with a metal lid
- made using soy wax, cotton wick & fragrance oils
Packaging & delivery
Packaging
It means a lot to us to keep our footprint as minimal as possible when sending your parcels at Object Story.
Our cardboard boxes, paper packing tape, tissue paper, paper bubble wrap, postcard and invoice can all go into your cardboard and paper recycling.
The white packing nuts we use are made from potato starch and can go in your home compost bin, or you can wash them down the sink with warm water. They're quite fun for children to get creative with, too!
Our twine is made from hemp or cotton and can also go in your home compost, or even better, be reused.
Thank you for taking care of our packaging responsibly, in support of people and our planet.
Delivery
We have two postage options:
£3.50 for a second class option
£4.50 for a faster shipping option
We use Royal Mail and DPD depending on the size and value of your items. We always use a tracked service so you can see when your parcel will arrive with you.
Please note, we aim to get parcels dispatched within three working days, but at busy times such as during sale or at Christmas, it can take us longer.
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