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Ritual Candle Set
Intention - 10 mins
These Intention Candles are perfect for mindfully setting goals and working towards realising them. Light the candle and start turning your dreams into reality.
The Intention set includes:
• 10 x hand-dipped Haze candles (burn time 10 minutes each)
• Solid brass candle stand, handmade in Japan
• A brief introduction to Intention with a step-by-step guide to get started
• Gift box
The Haze candles are handmade in Japan from botanical sumac wax - a 100% plant-based wax made from the berries of the Japanese sumac tree.
$69*$89
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
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