Nephele Classic Candle

ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED

£55

Name: Nephele Character: Ethereal, Kind, Fluid Description Inspired by the cloud Nymph, Nephele, this candle is sweet, floral and has aspects of vanilla, orchid, musk and bergamot. Nephele was a guardian of dreams, and muse to artists. The sweet and velvety vanilla scent mingles with the sophisticated orchid while enveloped by the caring and sensual facets of delicate musk. Light up Nephele and surround yourself with a soothing and serene ambiance. Olfactive Description Top notes : Bergamot, Milk Middle notes : Orchid, Jasmine Base notes : Vanilla, Musk Designed for dreamers who go with the fl

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