Gajra
Gajra, strings of jasmine flowers used for decoration, in hairstyles, etc. are sold by street side vendors in South Asia. This candle will remind you of these beautiful flowers with the scent notes of jasmine and honeysuckle for the nostalgic floral scent mixed with lemon and violet to balance out the fragrance.
Scent Notes:
• Jasmine
• Honeysuckle
• Lemon
• Violet
All Natural Soy Candle
Large 9 oz candle
Hand Poured in Virginia
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Candle + Wax Melt Ingredients
Candle + Wax Melt Ingredients
All our Candles are made with synthetic fragrance, essential oils and 100% soy wax.
Our Products are made with no phthalates, or dyes.
Candle Care
Candle Care
When burning your candle make sure to burn for at least 2-3 hours to ensure the wax has melted up to the sides which helps prevent tunneling.
Keep candle away from drafty areas and anything flammable.
Do not leave candle unattended.
Please be sure to trim your wick down to a 1/4 inch before every use.
Do not burn for longer than 4 hours.
Please also read the warning label at the bottom of the candle.
Stop burning candle once 1/2 inch of candle wax remains.
Room Spray Ingredients + Directions
Room Spray Ingredients + Directions
Ingredients:
Organic + Wildcrafted Witch Hazel, Organic Gluten-Free + Non-GMO Grain Alcohol (derived from corn), fragrance oils, essential oils
Directions:
Shake well before each use. Spray 8-10 inches away from linens or spray into the open room. Please patch test on linens in case of discoloration. Do not spray directly on wooden surfaces.
This spray is not to be used as a body spray.
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An Ode to گجرا (Gajra)
The scent of jasmine carries generations of memories across South Asia. In Pakistan and throughout the region, these flowers have been woven into strings that are used to decorate, accessorize, and much more. Gifting a pair of gajra to someone is known as a sweet gesture of love. The scent is present in weddings, festivals, and everyday moments. From picking these flowers from Nani's garden back home, or growing this plant abroad, the flower and its fragrance continues to carry tradition, and home.
