Set an ambiance in your surrounding spaces with comforting and evocative scents. This Scented Candle Set contains three of FRAMA’s best selling 60g scented candles—St. Pauls, Komorebi, and Deep Forest.
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Key notes: Explore our different candles individually - St. Pauls, Komorebi, Deep Forest
Aroma: Explore our different candles individually - St. Pauls, Komorebi, Deep Forest
Scent diffusing wax candles made in Italy
The candles come in a glass container with a wooden lid
Vegan and cruelty-free, the candles are made with responsibly sourced vegetable oil wax
100% cotton-wicked
The gift box includes three scented candles 60g (
St. Pauls,
Komorebi, and
Deep Forest)
Made from 100% recycled cardboard and supported by metal rivets
Produced locally in Denmark as an initiative to support those outside the labor market regardless of physical, psychological, or social barriers
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To set an ambiance with a familiar fragrance, gently remove the wooden lid from the candle’s glass container. When using the candle for the first time, we recommend letting it burn for multiple hours and allowing the surface to melt. After extinguishing the flame with a candle snuffer, trim the wick for optimal burning. To preserve the scent, put the lid on after every use. After complete use, the glass container can be repurposed in various ways after carefully removing as much residual wax as possible.
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Scent diffusing wax candles made in Italy
The candles come in a glass container with a wooden lid
This trio comes in a hand-made gift box (H 8.5 / W 27 / D 21 cm) which can later be used for storage and display
All Danish orders ship from our warehouse in Denmark. Receive free shipping on all orders. For larger furniture, an additional shipping fee may be added.
In-stock items usually arrive 1-2 business days after warehouse handling. If an item is not in stock, you will see the lead time displayed on the product.
