Velaris - an Officially Licensed Candle Inspired by A Court of Thorns and Roses
“High Fae in various forms of dress meandered by: some in coats like mine to
ward against the script air, some wearing mortal fashions with layers and poofy skirts and lace, some in riding leathers–all unhurried as they breathed in the salt-and-lemon-verbena breeze that even winter couldn’t chase away.”
Scent Profile:
Top Notes: sea salt, orange peel, grass, cardamom
Middle Notes: marine, eucalyptus, lemon verbena
Base Notes: teakwood, moss, cedar, light musk
From A Court of Mist and Fury, by Sarah J. Maas, © 2017. Artwork by Apothecary 19. Created with permission of Writers House LLC acting as agent for the author.
- Regular price
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$15.00 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$15.00
Product Description
This candle is a blend of coconut and soy waxes.
Standard - a matte ceramic jar that measures 3.75" high and 3.5" in diameter. Your candle will have 11 oz. of wax by weight.
Burn time is approximately 40 hours. (best value)
Junior - a medium sized candle tin that measures 1.65" high and 2.81 " in diameter.
Burn time is approximately 10 hours.
Silver Tumbler -
Candle care
Initial Burn
The first time you burn your candle sets the tone for how it will burn for the rest of its life. Burn the candle until the wax pool (the melted part around the wick) reaches the edge of the jar or tin. This will prevent tunneling and wasted wax. It will take approximately 1-1.5 hours.
General Care + Safety
Always keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inch. Occasionally, wicks will mushroom, this is a black cap at the end of the wick that resembles a mushroom. If present, make sure to remove prior to burning. Keep the candle free of debris, even the wick trimmings.
Don’t burn your candle near flammable stuff (curtains, we're looking at you) or leave unattended. Definitely don’t burn any candles when you’re sleeping.
Don’t burn the candle all the way to the end. Leave about 1/4 inch of wax at the bottom of the vessel. This will keep the vessel from getting too hot and potentially damaging the surface it is sitting on.
