Fischersund No. 8 Candle
$95.00
Sale price
$95.00
Regular price
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Flower Stalks, Tart Rhubarb, Bergamot, Orange Cake, Asphalt, Sitka Spruce
Our Fischersund scented candle is crafted with care, using recycled soy wax, an eco-friendly cotton wick, and premium fragrance oils. Each candle is hand-crafted in Reykjavík and is hand-poured into a custom hand-blown glass vessel.
No. 8 is inspired by memories of our childhood growing up in a small village called Mosfellssveit just outside the city. This fresh scent channels the feeling of endless days spent outdoors, riding bikes, and exploring nature with all the freedom of childhood, along with the anticipation of the delivery of baked goods our grandmother would bring weekly.
Burn time 55 hours.
Fischersund No. 8 Candle
$95.00
Sale price
$95.00
Regular price
Our Fischersund scented candle is crafted with care, using recycled soy wax, an eco-friendly cotton wick, and premium fragrance oils. Each candle is hand-crafted in Reykjavík and is hand-poured into a custom hand-blown glass vessel.
No. 8 is inspired by memories of our childhood growing up in a small village called Mosfellssveit just outside the city. This fresh scent channels the feeling of endless days spent outdoors, riding bikes, and exploring nature with all the freedom of childhood, along with the anticipation of the delivery of baked goods our grandmother would bring weekly.
Burn time 55 hours.
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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.
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