Black Fig & Vetiver – Soy Candle (Limited Edition, 280g)

WILD ENGLAND LIMITED

£42

A lingering memory of summer Product Description Inspired by wild summer days and slow, golden evenings, this limited edition candle captures the memory of hazy countryside afternoons, ripe orchard fruit, and the hush that follows a day well spent. It’s a scent born from real places, wrapped in nostalgia, joy, and quiet moments that matter. Black Fig brings depth and warmth, while Vetiver grounds it with soft earthiness — together, they create something elegant, comforting, and timeless. Crafted in our signature refillable ceramic vessel with sustainable soy wax — because luxury should leave a

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WILD ENGLAND LIMITED, number 13046108. 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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