Cinnamon Myrtle Candle

Step into the heart of the Australian bush, where the ancient rhythms of the land intertwine with the whispers of the wind and the songs of the spirits. Here, amidst the lush greenery and towering eucalyptus trees, grows a plant unlike any other—the native cinnamon myrtle. 
 
For centuries, Aboriginal peoples have revered the cinnamon myrtle for its remarkable properties, using its leaves and bark in traditional medicines, rituals, and ceremonies.
 
As the sun rises over the horizon and the dawn chorus fills the air with melody, the scent of cinnamon myrtle dances on the breeze, weaving a tapestry of fragrance that speaks of resilience, wisdom, and the enduring spirit of the land. 
 
Our Cinnamon Myrtle Candle pays homage to this sacred plant, with top notes of cinnamon that ignite the senses like a warm embrace on a chilly morning. As you journey deeper into the fragrance, you'll encounter middle notes of eucalyptus, evoking the crisp, clean air of the bush after a summer rain.
 
But it's the base notes of lemon myrtle and lemon verbena that truly elevate the experience, adding a touch of citrusy freshness and vitality to the mix. Like a burst of sunshine on a cloudy day, these base notes infuse the fragrance with a sense of joy, optimism, and possibility.
 
So light up our Cinnamon Myrtle Candle and let its fragrance transport you to a place of wonder and delight. It's more than just a candle—it's a celebration of the beauty and resilience of the Australian bush, and a tribute to the timeless wisdom of our Aboriginal ancestors.
 
Fragrance Notes
Cinnamon | Lemon Myrtle | Eucalyptus | Lemon Verbena
 
Hand-poured with natural, sustainable ingredients, this candle is a powerhouse of revitalizing scents that will envelop your space with positivity and vitality.
 
Made from 100% Natural Soy Wax
Made using a lead-free cotton wick
Australian-made fragrance oils
300ml with over 45+ hours burn time
Features stunning original artworks by Aboriginal artist, Ashleigh Pengelly (a.k.a Little Black Duck).
Housed in a white opaque glass container with timber lid