Leather Books | Scented Candle | Book Candle | Book Lover Gift | Highland Bluff Studio

Name: Leather Books | Scented Candle | Book Candle | Book Lover Gift | Highland Bluff Studio
Brand: HighlandBluff
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (492 reviews)

CA$37.53

In stock

Handmade
Materials: Wax type: Soy

Height: 5 inches

Width: 4 inches

Volume: 14 fluid ounces

The unmistakable scent of a venerable old library isn't just the smell of the rich leather binding and old paper that lines the shelves. It's the smell of curiosity, wisdom and beauty. It's the anticipation of taking a strange volume off the shelf and the little shiver that goes down your spine just before you open it to be lost in the stories it has to tell. Woodsy oakmoss, sweet amber and musky leather combine to bring a mysterious and magical atmosphere into your library and home.

Scents: Oakmoss, Amber, and Leather
Scent Strength: Medium

SCENT PROFILE:
Top Notes: Saffron, Sage, Orange, Grapefruit
Middle Notes: Incense, Lavender
Base Notes: Leather, Amber, Oakmoss, Tonka Bean

DETAILS
- All-natural soy wax, cotton wicks, and no dyes.
- Each candle is a 14oz. double old fashioned glass.
- Burn time is approximately 70-75 hours.

NOTE: We no longer include a wood lid with candles in an effort to be more sustainable.

When finished burning your candle, wash the glass with warm, soapy water. You then have a reusable drinking glass. The printed black ink is permanent and will not fade or wash off. While we recommend washing by hand, this glass is dishwasher safe.

This scent is also available in our other product sizes:
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28 May.-03 Jun.

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CA$28.15

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The wet spots that you see are not really wet spots. The spots are caused by shrinkage and air bubbles that occur as the wax is cooling inside the jar. It happens frequently during extreme temperature changes during shipping. Part of the wax pulls away from the glassware and sticks to the container giving it this particular look. This is common even in expensive candle lines. It in no way affects the burnability of the candle. Sometimes, these spots disappear as the candle is warms while being burned, if places in a warm room, or sat on a candle warmer.

If you've ever seen a white-ish color coating on chocolate, then you have a good idea of what frosting looks like in soy wax. It is a natural byproduct of a natural wax and in no way affects the burnability or fragrance of a candle. It is caused by tiny crystal growth that forms on the top and sides of the wax. We try our best to pour at the appropriate temperatures and using the correct methods, but sometimes "frosting" is inevitable.