Fragranced Tealights
Our tealights are now available in three different options of either three, six or nine of the same fragrance and now presented in a kraft box.
The Japanese initially used tealights during the 12th century for keeping the tea warm during their Japanese tea ceremony. Nowadays, tealights are more commonly used as a way to create mood lighting, due to their calming, meditative and relaxing qualities and their gentle flickering provides the ultimate in low tech illumination!
We would recommend using at least 2 tealights at a time to ensure the scent is noticeable in a room but they are ideally used to dot around to create ambience or used in conjunction with one of our special tealight holders. The more you light, the stronger the fragrance will be but no matter what time of year it is, there is just something so magical about the flickering of tealights, whether on a Summer’s evening or in the depth of Winter they are always a popular choice.
Garden Lavender: An absolute classic which never goes out of style, this gentle yet fresh fragrance is immediately reminiscent of running your fingers through a lavender plant in the garden. Combined with the purifying abilities of beeswax, this is the perfect way to help you unwind, calm your mind and to relax. Sheer bliss.
Wild Rose: Although it is initially quite fresh with top green notes and fragrant freesia, it quickly takes a slightly different turn and becomes quite mysterious and alluring. Fruity notes are present with just a hint of smokiness, which elevates this fragrance to another level. Notes of rose, green, freesia, incense, dry amber, musk and patchouli.
Plum & Wild Rhubarb: This is also one of my most popular fragrances, it is a perfect fruity summer fragrance where the notes of sharp rhubarb and tangy plum are softened with peach and pear, it really is so refreshing and a bright, happy summery fragrance to have in your home.
Honeybee: That perfect balance of smoky and sweet which brings warmth to any room and is probably my top selling fragrance. Top notes of citrus followed by tobacco leaves, sandalwood, tonka, amber, patchouli and honey.
Black Honey: A stunning and strong fragrance which is both captivating and lingering. Delicate top notes of thyme, lavender and rose which develop into a long lasting smoky smell from the orris, orange flower and cedarwood. A really complex fragrance that is deep, smoky and soft around the edges!
Pear & Sandalwood: A really beautiful aroma which is perfect to use all year round - bright, warm and fruity. Notes of pear and armoise fill the room before you pick up the amber, jasmine, hint of lavender, sandalwood and musk.
Citronella: Using 100% pure essential oil derived from the cymbopogon winterianus grass and is widely known to be an insecticide, most commonly used in today's world as an insect repellent.This particular variety (Java) has a fresh, lemony woody-sweet fragrance that is reminiscent of lemon essential oil and also has the highest concentrations of beneficial compounds like citronellal and geraniol.
Our tealights are now available in three different options of either three, six or nine of the same fragrance and now presented in a kraft box.
The Japanese initially used tealights during the 12th century for keeping the tea warm during their Japanese tea ceremony. Nowadays, tealights are more commonly used as a way to create mood lighting, due to their calming, meditative and relaxing qualities and their gentle flickering provides the ultimate in low tech illumination!
We would recommend using at least 2 tealights at a time to ensure the scent is noticeable in a room but they are ideally used to dot around to create ambience or used in conjunction with one of our special tealight holders. The more you light, the stronger the fragrance will be but no matter what time of year it is, there is just something so magical about the flickering of tealights, whether on a Summer’s evening or in the depth of Winter they are always a popular choice.
Garden Lavender: An absolute classic which never goes out of style, this gentle yet fresh fragrance is immediately reminiscent of running your fingers through a lavender plant in the garden. Combined with the purifying abilities of beeswax, this is the perfect way to help you unwind, calm your mind and to relax. Sheer bliss.
Wild Rose: Although it is initially quite fresh with top green notes and fragrant freesia, it quickly takes a slightly different turn and becomes quite mysterious and alluring. Fruity notes are present with just a hint of smokiness, which elevates this fragrance to another level. Notes of rose, green, freesia, incense, dry amber, musk and patchouli.
Plum & Wild Rhubarb: This is also one of my most popular fragrances, it is a perfect fruity summer fragrance where the notes of sharp rhubarb and tangy plum are softened with peach and pear, it really is so refreshing and a bright, happy summery fragrance to have in your home.
Honeybee: That perfect balance of smoky and sweet which brings warmth to any room and is probably my top selling fragrance. Top notes of citrus followed by tobacco leaves, sandalwood, tonka, amber, patchouli and honey.
Black Honey: A stunning and strong fragrance which is both captivating and lingering. Delicate top notes of thyme, lavender and rose which develop into a long lasting smoky smell from the orris, orange flower and cedarwood. A really complex fragrance that is deep, smoky and soft around the edges!
Pear & Sandalwood: A really beautiful aroma which is perfect to use all year round - bright, warm and fruity. Notes of pear and armoise fill the room before you pick up the amber, jasmine, hint of lavender, sandalwood and musk.
Citronella: Using 100% pure essential oil derived from the cymbopogon winterianus grass and is widely known to be an insecticide, most commonly used in today's world as an insect repellent.This particular variety (Java) has a fresh, lemony woody-sweet fragrance that is reminiscent of lemon essential oil and also has the highest concentrations of beneficial compounds like citronellal and geraniol.
Our tealights are now available in three different options of either three, six or nine of the same fragrance and now presented in a kraft box.
The Japanese initially used tealights during the 12th century for keeping the tea warm during their Japanese tea ceremony. Nowadays, tealights are more commonly used as a way to create mood lighting, due to their calming, meditative and relaxing qualities and their gentle flickering provides the ultimate in low tech illumination!
We would recommend using at least 2 tealights at a time to ensure the scent is noticeable in a room but they are ideally used to dot around to create ambience or used in conjunction with one of our special tealight holders. The more you light, the stronger the fragrance will be but no matter what time of year it is, there is just something so magical about the flickering of tealights, whether on a Summer’s evening or in the depth of Winter they are always a popular choice.
Garden Lavender: An absolute classic which never goes out of style, this gentle yet fresh fragrance is immediately reminiscent of running your fingers through a lavender plant in the garden. Combined with the purifying abilities of beeswax, this is the perfect way to help you unwind, calm your mind and to relax. Sheer bliss.
Wild Rose: Although it is initially quite fresh with top green notes and fragrant freesia, it quickly takes a slightly different turn and becomes quite mysterious and alluring. Fruity notes are present with just a hint of smokiness, which elevates this fragrance to another level. Notes of rose, green, freesia, incense, dry amber, musk and patchouli.
Plum & Wild Rhubarb: This is also one of my most popular fragrances, it is a perfect fruity summer fragrance where the notes of sharp rhubarb and tangy plum are softened with peach and pear, it really is so refreshing and a bright, happy summery fragrance to have in your home.
Honeybee: That perfect balance of smoky and sweet which brings warmth to any room and is probably my top selling fragrance. Top notes of citrus followed by tobacco leaves, sandalwood, tonka, amber, patchouli and honey.
Black Honey: A stunning and strong fragrance which is both captivating and lingering. Delicate top notes of thyme, lavender and rose which develop into a long lasting smoky smell from the orris, orange flower and cedarwood. A really complex fragrance that is deep, smoky and soft around the edges!
Pear & Sandalwood: A really beautiful aroma which is perfect to use all year round - bright, warm and fruity. Notes of pear and armoise fill the room before you pick up the amber, jasmine, hint of lavender, sandalwood and musk.
Citronella: Using 100% pure essential oil derived from the cymbopogon winterianus grass and is widely known to be an insecticide, most commonly used in today's world as an insect repellent.This particular variety (Java) has a fresh, lemony woody-sweet fragrance that is reminiscent of lemon essential oil and also has the highest concentrations of beneficial compounds like citronellal and geraniol.