Archipelago Botanicals Lanai Glass Jar Candle, Pineapple, Mandarin and Ginger Scent, Lead-Free Candle Wicks, Burns Approx. 60 Hours (8.6 oz)

Scented Candle: Transform any room with the beachy scent of pineapple, mandarin and ginger; Decorative candle comes in our classic apothecary glass jar with lid for protection Hand-Poured with Premium Wax Blend: Each meticulously handmade candle is formulated to burn evenly for approximately 60 hours; Long-lasting candle is made using lead-free wicks Perfect for Home D?cor or As a Gift: Enhance the ambiance of any room in your home with a single candle, or give the decorative glass jar to a friend, colleague or loved one as the perfect home gift Using Your Candle: Trim the wick to ? of an inch before each use; Natural air pockets may occur in the glass candle jar but they have no impact on the use or effectiveness of the candle; Always use in a well-ventilated space The Art of Living Well: At Archipelago Botanicals, we believe that the art of living well is about choosing simple products, with simple ingredients, to help manage the simple moments in our lives Product Description The Lanai Glass Jar Candle is an elegant addition to any space, making it the perfect decorative candle for home decor. Each candle is filled with a hand-poured premium candle wax blend with ginger, mandarin and pineapple scent. Our handmade scented candle also contains a safe, lead-free cotton wick and comes with a beautiful glass lid for the decorative jar to protect the candle when not in use. The long-lasting scented candle is formulated to burn evenly for approximately 60 hours. Each candle is made in the USA with domestically and globally sourced materials. How To Use: Trim the wick to ? of an inch before each use. Natural air pockets may occur in the glass candle jar but they have no impact on the use or effectiveness of the candle. Always use in a well-ventilated space. Brand Story Welcome to the world of Archipelago Botanicals - where warm candlelight, exquisite fragrance, and soothing products make a house a home