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Cantrip Candles: Botany ~ Bergamot Citron

Cantrip Candles: Botany ~ Bergamot Citron

$6.54

Original: $18.70

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Cantrip Candles: Botany ~ Bergamot Citron—

$18.70

$6.54

The Story

Bright & lemony, with black tea notes Our Botany collection of candles is inspired by the wonderful world of nature and all the magic it brings. The information displayed is rooted in science, but leaves room for imagination. Be sure to enrich your mind by learning more about the plants we sample. 6 oz. soy wax candle hand-poured in Los Angeles, California Journal of Master Botanist OSRIC O’MALLEY, entry No. 54 FRAGRANCE: Bright & lemony, with black tea notes LIFESPAN: ~50 years Arcane Potency: Divination. Reading tea leaves Growth Habit: Upright, spreading Bloom Time: Flowers in spring, ripens in winter Native Terrain: Grasslands, Coast Conversation: Rather sour, with quite a bit of internal confusion over if it’s an orange or a lemon.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Bright & lemony, with black tea notes Our Botany collection of candles is inspired by the wonderful world of nature and all the magic it brings. The information displayed is rooted in science, but leaves room for imagination. Be sure to enrich your mind by learning more about the plants we sample. 6 oz. soy wax candle hand-poured in Los Angeles, California Journal of Master Botanist OSRIC O’MALLEY, entry No. 54 FRAGRANCE: Bright & lemony, with black tea notes LIFESPAN: ~50 years Arcane Potency: Divination. Reading tea leaves Growth Habit: Upright, spreading Bloom Time: Flowers in spring, ripens in winter Native Terrain: Grasslands, Coast Conversation: Rather sour, with quite a bit of internal confusion over if it’s an orange or a lemon.