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Handmade Terracotta Lavender Candle | Deepti Beeswax Candle

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Description

The Deepti candle is set in an elegant terracotta pot inspired by traditional Indian vase shapes, creating a beautiful decorative piece for both home and garden. Poured in blended beeswax, it offers a clean, steady burn and a soft, calming fragrance.

This version is lavender scented with a hint of vanilla, perfect for relaxed evenings and gentle everyday moments. Also available in coconut scent. Choose from a single candle or a boxed set of three.

Why you’ll love it

  • Handmade terracotta candle pot inspired by traditional forms

  • Lavender scent with subtle vanilla notes for calm and comfort

  • Blended beeswax for a clean, even burn

  • Beautiful as décor even after the candle has burned

  • Available as a single candle or triple box

  • Each purchase supports meaningful community work

Details

  • Handmade terracotta candle

  • Approximate burn time: 26 hours

  • Size: 7.5 cm (L) × 7.5 cm (W) × 7 cm (H)

  • Poured in blended beeswax

  • Handmade by Dalit artisans

  • Supports work with street children and Dalit communities

A thoughtful handmade candle designed to bring warmth, calm and purpose into your space.

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For the book lover, the gardener or the person with a mischievous streak. Our original wrapping papers are illustrated and printed in Derbyshire, then sent rolled to keep them free of fold lines.