Scented Soy Wax Jar Candle, Fig and Cassis

• Fig gives the scent a mellow, fruit-soft character, rounded rather than sharp.
• Cassis adds a darker berry note, like blackcurrant held just behind the sweetness.
• The fragrance suits slow evenings, unhurried baths, and quiet corners where scent becomes part of the room.
• The glass jar keeps the look simple and grounded, so it sits easily with natural textures, books, ceramics, and soft light.
• It is a good choice when you want a fruit fragrance with depth, not a bright or sugary candle.

The candle is made with hydrogenated soybean oil, a soy-based wax free from paraffin and synthetic wax. Soy wax is known for a cooler, cleaner burn profile than paraffin, with less wax residue when used with proper candle care.

The wax is poured into a chunky recycled glass jar with a simple, weighty presence. Once the candle is finished and the remaining wax has been cleaned out, the vessel can be reused for small everyday things: matches, hair pins, shells, or a few stems on a windowsill.

Place the candle on a heat-proof holder or plate before lighting. Trim the wick to about 5 mm before each burn, and keep it away from draughts, fabric, paper, curtains, and anything flammable.

Let the wax melt evenly across the surface where possible, then allow it to cool fully before relighting. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

This candle is made in China as part of a soy wax jar candle range. Its appeal is simple: a fruit-led scent, a paraffin-free soy wax base, and a reusable recycled glass vessel. It is designed as an everyday home fragrance object, the kind you light when the room is tidy, the lamps are low, and the day is ready to soften.

• Wax weight: 200 g
• Wax type: hydrogenated soybean oil, free from paraffin and synthetic wax
• Scent: fig and cassis
• Vessel: chunky recycled glass jar
• Origin: China

This suits someone who likes rich fruit scents, calm interiors, and objects with an afterlife beyond their first use. It is especially fitting for housewarmings, birthdays, thank-you gifts, or a small ritual of care for your own home.