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Black Currant - 12oz Soy Candle

$18.00 $20.00

Indulge in the rich, sophisticated aroma of Black Currant, where dark berries meet soft, elegant sweetness. This luxurious fragrance fills your space with a smooth, slightly tart scent that feels both bold and comforting — perfect for cozy evenings, self-care rituals, and elegant home ambiance.

Hand-poured with 100% natural soy wax, this candle features a clean, slow burn and a beautifully minimal ceramic vessel topped with a natural wooden lid for a refined, reusable finish.

Fragrance Notes: Deep black currant, subtle citrus, and soft floral undertones
Burn Time: Up to 68 hours
Wax: 100% natural soy
Size: 12 oz ceramic jar with wooden lid

Perfect as a gift or a statement piece for your home.

Indulge in the rich, sophisticated aroma of Black Currant, where dark berries meet soft, elegant sweetness. This luxurious fragrance fills your space with a smooth, slightly tart scent that feels both bold and comforting — perfect for cozy evenings, self-care rituals, and elegant home ambiance.

Hand-poured with 100% natural soy wax, this candle features a clean, slow burn and a beautifully minimal ceramic vessel topped with a natural wooden lid for a refined, reusable finish.

Fragrance Notes: Deep black currant, subtle citrus, and soft floral undertones
Burn Time: Up to 68 hours
Wax: 100% natural soy
Size: 12 oz ceramic jar with wooden lid

Perfect as a gift or a statement piece for your home.

Eco-friendly wooden wick for a soft crackle burn

  • Jar reuse idea: “Reusable ceramic vessel — perfect for décor or storage after use”

  • Safety note: “Trim wick to ¼” before lighting. Never leave burning unattended.”

  • Handcrafted line: “Hand-poured in small batches”

  • Clean burn claim: “Phthalate-free • Paraben-free • Non-toxic fragrance oils”

  • Room recommendation: “Ideal for bedrooms, living rooms, and spa-like spaces”

  • Inspired by dark fruit and moonlit elegance”

  • “Designed to elevate your everyday rituals”