Wild Mountain Thyme Miniature
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Natural Soya Wax Candle
Handmade in the Scottish Highlands
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Inspired by the beauty of the untamed Scottish mountains, where wild thyme and heather create a captivating purple landscape. A refreshing and herbaceous scent, crafted from a blend of thyme and petitgrain, complemented by base notes of orange and rosemary. The fragrance is thoughtfully balanced with galbanum and woody pine notes to add depth and complexity.
There’s a bit of a debate in Scotland around our national flower. Some stand firmly by the fact that it is the iconic, rough around the edges, thistle. Alternatively, others claim it is the dainty bluebell. What we do know for certain, is that the violet-blue coloured, sweet scented flowers of bluebell are an inseparable sign of spring, especially here in the Highlands.
These beautiful plants are protected in the wild, but we have found a way to pull the fresh bluebell smell into your home, without pulling the flower from the ground. We have built on the bluebell notes by adding jasmine, an ingredient often used in scent mixology to amplify the richness of the floral tones. Topped off by a little bit of galbanum, a rich, green aroma, the Scottish Bluebell is a wonderfully unique, breath of spring kind of a fragrance.
Scottish Miniature
Burn Time: 20+ hours
Weight: 200g
Dimensions: H82mm x W57mm x D 57mm
Safety First
First things first, please never leave a burning candle unattended. Numerous house fires start this way each year so be sure not to be one of them!
Secondly, check your candle carefully before burning; sometimes something so simple as a tiny hairline crack in the glass can cause the jar to shatter once the candle starts burning and the glass heats up. We also recommend discontinuing use of the candle when 1cm of wax remains, as this is the point when the flame is hottest and without sufficient wax to burn there is a small chance it can cause extreme stress in the glass, leading to it cracking.
Please place candles on a heat resistant surface and always use caution when handling glasses as they have a naked flame on them and they may get pretty hot.
Lastly, burn any candles out of reach of children and pets.
Candle Care
Before lighting or relighting your candle, make sure to trim the wick to around 1cm long. Doing so will help you to get the longest and cleanest burn from your candles.
Please try and light your candle using extra long matches or a lighter to save your fingers from getting burnt. Trust us, we've burnt our fingertips enough ourselves to know better now. If you do end up using long matches for this, make sure to remove any debris as it can cause the candle to soot and also cause the glass to get extra hot.
When burning your candle make sure that it's on a flat, level surface away from any draughts so that it burns evenly. Try and allow the candle to burn for around 3-4 hours so the wax has time to melt right to the edge of the glass. This prevents the candle "tunnelling" and gets you the best value from our candles. If you do need to blow it out early and the wax pool hasn't burnt to the side, next burn don't trim the wick and let it burn long enough so next time it will reach the sides.
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