Whitly Neill - Beautifully Upcycled Whitley Neill Gin -Candle Purple Parma Violet- Bottle Candle

TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD

£30

The Parma Violet Glow: Upcycled Gin Bottle CandleNostalgia Meets Artisan Craftsmanship Illuminate your space with the Tipsy House Whitley Neill Parma Violet Coco Bee Soy Candle. This is a true statement piece, handcrafted in Scotland by Tipsy House by transforming the iconic, vibrant purple Whitley Neill Parma Violet gin bottle into a unique, upcycled candle vessel. Each bottle is expertly cut, polished, and smoothed to the highest standards, ensuring a premium finish that elevates any room. The Scent of Sweet Memories The fragrance is a delightful tribute to the classic confection, featuring

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Registered at Companies House as TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD, number SC775455. Checked 2026-08-29.
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