Sykeus Mini Candle

ZAKIYASCENT LIMITED

£35

Name: Sykeus Character: Intellect, Calm, Forethought Description Inspired by Sykeus, this candle is Fruity, woody with Fig and sandalwood aspects. In Greek mythology, Zeus pursued titan Sykeus, son of Gaia. In order to protect him, Gaia hid him in her chest and transformed him into the first fig-tree. The composition consists of juicy, green notes of delicate, delicious fig on top and creamy coconut in the heart. Later on, caring woody aspects which capture the warmth of the fig tree bark give depth to the fragrance. Olfactive Description Top notes : Fig Leaf, Fig Milk Middle notes : Coconut,

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