SANGUINELLI & PETITGRAIN
Sanguinelli orange, an intriguing cocktail of sweet, tart and spicy notes, is intertwined with the green aromas of petitgrain. Accords of zesty citrus blossom on a base of aromatic eucalyptus and woody pathouli bring a warm balance.
Burn time - 25hrs
Dimensions - 7.8 x 7.5 cm
Wax Weight - 135 gm
Wax Type - Mineral
Made in the UK
Experience the enchanting aroma of the Luna Sanguinelli & Petitgrain Scented Candle Tin, a harmonious blend designed to elevate your surroundings. This exquisite candle features a unique fragrance profile that captures the essence of Sanguinelli orange, a delightful fusion of sweet, tart, and spicy notes. Accompanied by the fresh, green scents of petitgrain, this candle creates an uplifting atmosphere that invigorates the senses.
The scent begins with vibrant citrus, brightening any space while the heart of the fragrance reveals an aromatic complexity, thanks to the soothing eucalyptus and the warm, earthy undertones of woody patchouli. Together, these elements create a well-rounded olfactory experience that soothes the mind and spirit, making it perfect for relaxation, meditation, or creating a delightful ambiance during gatherings.
Crafted from high-quality mineral wax, the Luna candle ensures a clean and even burn, allowing you to enjoy its delightful fragrance for up to 25 hours. Its compact size, with dimensions of 7.8 x 7.5 cm and a wax weight of 135 grams, makes it an ideal addition to any room in your home or a thoughtful gift for friends and family.
Proudly made in the UK, the Luna Sanguinelli & Petitgrain Scented Candle Tin combines craftsmanship with premium materials, ensuring that each candle shines in both beauty and performance. Whether lit during a cozy evening in or used as a centerpiece for special occasions, this candle promises to transform your space into a fragrant sanctuary, enveloping you and your guests in a warm embrace of delightful scents. Indulge in the essence of Luna and let its captivating fragrance transport you to a tranquil oasis.
