Today I Am Candle (Cucumber + Basil)

When choosing a candle brand for our store we couldn't go past The Wandering Craftsmen. Australian made artisan candles hand poured in small batches using 100% gmo-free soy wax with beautiful scents that can transform the energy of any space… is there anything better?

You’ll love their hand cut recycled glass vessels, which are packed in kraft boxes adorned with gold foil detailing (perfect for gifting!). The vessels can also be reused again after burning your candle - just wash out the leftover wax residue and re-use the vessel as a water glass, a planter, or to hold your nicknacks.

The Candle Scent: Today I Am -  Cucumber & Basil

Cucumber & Basil. I love burning this scent at the start of the week, or after cleaning my house. It’s vibrant and fresh, uplifting and herbaceous.

Details:

• Top scents: cucumber, grapefruit
• Heart scents: basil, coriander
• Base scents: melon, musk
• Burn time: approx. 60+ hours
• Hand cut recycled glass bottles
• 100% soy wax
• Premium fragrance oils
• Lead free wicks
• Handmade in Byron Bay, Australia
• Recyclable box & dust cover
• Size: net weight approx 600g (21oz)

• Upon first use burn your candle until the wax until melts across entire surface to the sides of vessel (this prevents tunneling, and creates an even burn for the duration of the candle’s ‘life’)
• Remove dust cover and trim the wick to 5mm before each lighting
• Burn the candle for periods no more than 2 hours. Never leave a candle burning unattended, keep out of reach of children and pets, and away from anything that can catch fire
• Discontinue use of candle when 1cm of wax remains
  

About the Maker

Sisters and co-founders of the Wandering Craftsmen, Kaitlyn & Lyla, grew up exploring the beaches and hinterland of Byron Bay Australia, where they now create eco-luxe candles in their converted 1960’s caravan studio (the wandering craftsvan!). Throughout their lives, they have always been in awe of the beautiful world around them. This inspires their sustainability focused business as they work hard to keep the world as pristine as they found it. 

Read more about The Wandering Craftsmen on our blog here.