Something Kinda Oud | Reiki-Charged Natural Soy Candle with Incense, Oud & Amethyst Crystal

THE WAKEY CLUB LTD

£14.99

Transform your space into a sacred sanctuary with Something Kinda Oud, a hand-poured natural soy wax candle designed to delight the senses and nurture your spirit. The smoky, grounding aroma of incense and oud fills the room, creating a luxurious, calming atmosphere perfect for meditation, self-care, or quiet reflection. Every candle is Reiki-charged, infusing your environment with positive energy and intention, and features a genuine amethyst crystal inside, adding a touch of spiritual magic to every burn. A beautiful keepsake to enhance mindfulness, meditation, or crystal collection. Handcra

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