A magical stroll unfolds. The crisp sound of green hazelnuts underfoot. The aromatic hint of elemi. The rich, earthy scent of vetiver mingling with the refreshing touch of emerald moss beneath. All resting on a comforting foundation of roasted oak. Grounded. Alluring. Captivating.
Homestead pays tribute to my family, rooted in the countryside. Growing up surrounded by cattle, sheep, and horses, it feels like my true sanctuary. The fragrance of wooden beams and a crackling fire evokes cherished memories of gathering with loved ones in the heart of our home—the kitchen.
Why we love this ❤️
Top Notes: Green Hazelnut
Heart Notes: Cedarwood, Jasmine & Patchouli
Base Notes: Roasted Oak
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Our candles are hand poured in the Hunter and we use only the finest Coconut Soy wax and pure cotton wicks for a beautiful, even burn.
Other items in this collection are wax melts and reed diffusers.
Size:
*280g (approximately 60 hours’ burn time)
*H 9cm x Dia 8cm
Materials:
*Custom made glass vessel with gold plated embossed Woodland & Bloom lid
*Coconut Soy wax
Candle Care:
*Burn your candle for a minimum of 3 hours, or until the wax has melted to the edge of the glass. This helps to imprint the candle’s memory and prevent an uneven burn.
*Keep your candle burning gently by trimming the wick to ¼ inch. A wick that’s too long will smoke and burn faster, while a wick that’s too short won’t burn as well. A beautiful even burn is all about balance.
*Let your candle cool before relighting, and (of course) before cutting the ball at the end of the wick.
*Maintain regular trimming to help keep wick ‘mushrooming’ at bay.
*Keep your candles away from direct sunlight and other heat sources. A candle left in direct sunlight may lose its scent and discolour.
*To prevent tunnelling in your candle, it is important to keep it away from direct airflow, such as that from air conditioning units or drafts. Woodland & Bloom candles have undergone rigorous testing over the past two years to guarantee that, when lit correctly, tunnelling will not occur.
