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Frozen fire

ARKTIS 200g Scented Candle

    • Explore the magnificent landscapes of the remote arctic region
    • Scent notes: windswept woods and arctic sage, spearmint and snowflakes
    • Special edition seasonal design and box
    • 200g Swedish rapeseed wax candle. 50 hours
DKK 299,00
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ARKTIS 200g Scented Candle ARKTIS 200g Scented Candle
DKK 299,00
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  • Sustainably farmed and non-GMO Swedish rapeseed wax blended with essential oils, safe synthetic fragrances and a pure cotton wick. Vegan and cruelty free blend.

  • Partially-recycled and dishwasher-proof painted glass produced in the EU with metals-free water dyes. FSC-certified beechwood lid and packaging card from managed EU forests, with natural colour dyes.

  • Place candle on lid when lit to help protect from sensitive surfaces, and use the lid as a snuffer to extinguish the flame.

    Let the candle burn long enough to allow the wax melt pool to reach the edges of the glass (2-3 hours). Trim the wick to 0,5 after each burn to allow an equal burn of the wax. Leave 0,5 cm of unmolten wax at the bottom of the glass.

    Reuse with tealights or for storage.

    Please note, our candle refills do not fit into our special edition glass.

  • Scandinavian sourcing & production. Vegan & cruelty-free. FSC-certified packaging. Provenance® ensures that every sustainability claim comes with proof. If a Proof Point is Verified, it’s been backed up by a third party independent body. If it’s Evidenced, it’s not third party verified just yet, but we’ve shared our own data to support it.

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    Scent notes

    Windswept woods and arctic sage, spearmint and snowflakes.

    ingredients
    [ˈɑrktis] Norwegian for ‘Arctic’

    The vast frigid landscape shared by northern Norway, Sweden and Finland is as fresh and magnificent as it is remote and inhospitable.