Organic Gift : Organic Aromatherapy Candle + Organic Chocolate

SKAR ORGANICS LIMITED

£50

Two small markers of care, shaped with intention. Choose your candle — organic aromatherapy blends developed to bring presence and radiance into the room, poured with beeswax and organic plant oils for a clean, steady burn. Each one carries its own character, from grounding vetiver to the uplift of citrus. Alongside it, a bar of Ocelot organic chocolate. Made in Scotland in small batches, their chocolate is known for its clarity of flavour: bright fruit notes, deep cocoa warmth, and a remarkable smoothness. A quiet craft made visible through pure ingredients and honest making. A pairing design

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SKAR ORGANICS LIMITED, number 11356283. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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