PAMPA X POSIE - PAZ | Large

Inspired by a unity of two cultures forged from the natural world that celebrates ritual and tradition, the combination of these two native ingredients makes for a scent that feels like home. The act of lighting a candle and letting yourself be washed over by this scent encourages you to experience a moment of peace and spiritual rest.

Palo Santo comes from the Andean indigenous Bursera Graveolenstree. This tree naturally produces an aromatic, hypoallergenic, medicinal resin that increases in concentration as it ages. This special tree lives for 4090 years. After its death, the wood matures for another 410, at which point it is consecrated as Sacred Wood. The smell is earthy and woody, with notes of pine and uplifting citrus fruits.

Eucalyptus is a well-known Australian native that has been used for thousands of years by Indigenous Australians who made infusions with the leaves for its healing properties. It has a wonderful, fresh, healthful scent that promotes meditation and thoughtful inhalation.

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Each Posie candle is hand-poured with as much care possible with every effort made to ensure consistency.

• Always trim your wick to 5mm before lighting your candle to ensure you receive the maximum burn time

• When burning your candle for the first time, allow the wax to melt until it reaches the edges of your vessel before extinguishing. This will create a candle memory and clean and even burn

• Never leave your candle burning longer than 3 hours at a time

• Discontinue use when the wax reaches 1cm from the bottom of your vessel

• After use when the wax has cooled and re set, trim your wick to 5mm again before relighting to avoid 'mushrooming' of the wick