TAMBURINS Perfume Candle (Pumpkini/Holy Metal/Bather in the Lake/Late Autumn)
Product Description
Perfume Candle 210g
Withstanding high temperatures, the ceramic candle adorned with beautiful patterns radiates a warm atmosphere in the space.
Perfume Candle Pumpkini
Scent: Sweet Pumpkin, Chrysanthemum Leaves, Coconut Milk
Description: The fresh and sweet aroma from the white pumpkin, enhanced with the unique greenness of chrysanthemum leaves and the distinctive freshness of blood orange, brings a delightful surprise. The rich scent of pumpkin, intertwined with the spiciness of ginger, creates a unique harmony. The creamy coconut milk, followed by a subtle sandalwood, leaves a mysterious lingering impression.
Perfume Candle Holy Metal
Scent: Cypress Leaves, Cold Metal, White Musk
Description: Reminiscent of the clean and serene air in a sacred temple accidentally stepped upon in ancient ruins. The combination of blue cypress leaves and sage, deepened by incense and restrained coldness from metallic notes, creates a feeling of a moment frozen in time. The white musk and woody notes blend together for a pleasant and subtle lingering fragrance.
Perfume Candle Bather in the Lake
Scent: Mugwort, Misty Lake, Moist Moss
Description: The dense greenery blooming in the early morning, the freshness carried by clary sage and lavender, filling the air with the fragrance of aromatic herbs. The earthy mugwort and warm incense leave a moist and soft mossy scent in the foggy silence of the forest, creating an experience of tranquility that extends from the serene lake to the depths of the heart.
Perfume Candle Late Autumn
Scent: Bitter Orange, Sugarcane Grass, Musk
Description: The earthy scent of sugarcane fields unfolding in the wind, intensifying the quiet autumn atmosphere. Galbanum and vetiver, reminiscent of vast landscapes, meet the bittersweet bitterness of bitter orange, bringing warmth like autumn sunshine. The gentle musk at the end of the fading landscape leaves a clear impression in our minds.
Usage Instructions
Before use, trim the wick to a short length (about 5mm). (Long wicks may cause sooting.)
When igniting for the first time, keep it lit until the top surface melts evenly for even combustion. (Repeatedly burning for too short durations may cause tunneling, so please be cautious.)