African Wonder (Ebony/Ivory) Gift Box

YOUNG MARY’S LTD

£40

Seasons come and go, but a good candle doesn't have to. Young Mary's African Wonder Gift Box takes you from the cool sunsets of winter to the bright sunrises of spring. Each gift box includes one ebony and one ivory candle from our either our Winter or Spring African Wonders collection. These candles are inspired by African countries slightly off the beaten track, celebrating the unique ecologies and histories of these beautiful nations. Spring Gift Box: Côte d'Ivoire - Chocolate fudge (updated summer 2024) Tunisia - Citrus burst Winter Gift Box: Lesotho - Cool Pine Madagascar - Cinnamon spice

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