Bacchus Mini Candle

ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED

£35

Name: Bacchus Character: Joyful, spontaneous, liberating Description Honoring Bacchus, the God of Celebration this candle is spicy, warm and sweet with facets of cinnamon, vanilla, sparkling ginger and is ideal for Christmas. The sparkling ginger reflects the euphoria of Bacchus's festivities. The cinnamon and clove create a cosy heart. The vanilla and nutty Tonka bean reflect their indulgence. Light this candle to fill your space with the scents of joy and infuse your home with a celebratory atmosphere. Olfactive Description Top notes: Ginger, Orange Middle notes: Cinnamon, Clove Base notes:

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED, number 14875506. Checked 2026-08-29.
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