Large Three-Wick Cacti and Succulent Terrarium Candle - Sandalwood

Searching for a candle that will steal all the attention? Look no further than the Large Three-Wick Cacti and Succulent Terrarium Candle. This piece of handmade home decor features five desert plant figurines on top of a white soy candle – all inside a heat-resistant glass container. Among the garden are two classic saguaro cacti in shades of green as well as three varieties of succulents. Place the pastel-colored candle on top of your mantle for a contemporary centerpiece and simply remove the wooden cover when you're ready to light the wicks. It is available in three different scents: Sandalwood, Summer Fruit, and Mountain Walk. Pair this charming candle with one of Zoet Studio's other creations and start a collection of plant-inspired candles. Details Large Three-Wick Cacti and Succulent Terrarium Candle is handcrafted from pure soy wax with phthalate-free fragrance oil, and placed in a food-grade heat resistant glass container with lead-free wicks. It is available in three different scents: Mountain Walk, Sandalwood, and Summer Fruits. The Sandalwood scent consists of creamy sandalwood and amber on a bed of cedarwood and musk. Summer Fruit features a fragrant blend of grapefruit, lemons, and pineapples; mid-notes of orange zest, jasmine, and berries; and weedy brambles and violet leaves. And the Mountain Walk scent smells like crisp pine needles and sweet fir balsam, with hints of creamy vanilla and warm cedar. The glass container measures 12 cm tall and 11.5 cm in diameter. Wax weighs 14.5 ounces. Burn time is approximately 50+ hours. Directions for maximum burn time and enjoyment: trim wick to 1/4" before lighting, allow to pool entirely for your first burn so that the candle melts down evenly, burn for no more than 4 hours at a time, and never leave your candle unattended. Made in Vancouver, Canada. About Zoet Candles Vancouver-based brand Zoet Studio is "dedicated to handcrafting beautiful soy candles with realistic cactus, succulent, or flora looks."