Kano - warm and woody

YOUNG MARY’S LTD

£10

Handmade Scented Candle inspired by Kano, the commercial center of Northern Nigeria and capital of the Kano Emirate. Kano is a warm and woody scent reminiscent of the Nigerian city’s many tanneries and ancient dye pits. Our travel candles are small enough to go anywhere with you, they have an average burn time of over 24 hours with proper use. Our standard candles have an average burn time of over 45 hours with proper use. Our large candles are double wicked and have an average burn time of over 70 hours with proper use. Fragrance profile: Warm and smooth with a touch of sandalwood and cracked

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