Pure Indulgence Collection

$22.95

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Settle in with your latest project and a candle from Uaine’s Pure Indulgence Collection - a beautifully scented way to enjoy some well-deserved ‘me time’.

These soy wax candles in a travel tin are made with high-quality fragrance oils and are the perfect companion for quiet moments spent knitting or crocheting.

Sustainable, clean burning and easy to take anywhere, these candles are designed to soothe the senses and enhance the meditative rhythm of making.

Choose from these indulgent fragrances:

Hunter Shiraz: A robust fragrance with the nose of a beautiful Hunter Valley red wine - grape, dark plum and sweet strawberries. Rich, warm and comforting

Provence: An addictive blend of sweet citron and fragrant French lavender. Lavender for calming and lemon for clarity.

Burn time: 50 hours
100% soy wax candle, made from the purest soybean oil on the market
Wicks - dual braided, self-levelling, pure cotton which are easy to light and maintain, and burn beautifully
No additives - natural and biodegradable
Sealable black tins with lid
Not tested on animals
No animal products, palm wax, paraffin, beeswax, pesticides, herbicides, toxic materials, GM materials
Kosher certified

UAINE Candles are hand poured in the heart of the historic village of Morpeth in Hunter Valley NSW. They are a locally owned and operated business located on the banks of the Hunter River - just a few metres from Morpeth's original candle factory of the 1840's.

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Uaine Candles

UAINE is Gaelic – said 'oonyah' – and it means green, lush and verdant. It's the perfect name for a maker based in the Hunter Valley, with a real love for their patch of the world and the people in it.

Every candle is poured by hand in Morpeth, in 100% soy wax, in a little place looking out over the Hunter River – only metres from the town's original candle factory, which went up back in the 1850s. Morpeth was a busy river port then, and candles were being made on that bank long before anyone had heard of soy wax.

The candles are certified Australian Made, and the business is Australian owned and run. The folk who pour them are called chandlers and the shopfront is a Candle Cellar Door: wine-country talk, in wine country.