Scents so evocative that they will take you to places near & far, our range of Where The Wilde Things Are soy candles are made in a small local atelier and designed to transport you with their heady frangrance notes.

1. Just For Mum, with nostalgic notes of French Pear, to evoke memories of comforting desserts baking in the kitchen of your childhood, with warm sweet notes of Cinnamon, Vanilla & Coconut. Beautifully presented in a limited edition floral tin, with an expected burn time of 20 hours. A perfect gift for Mother's Day, or any other occasion where you want to share a memory with your Mum

Top Notes: Citrus, Cinnamon

Middle Notes: French Pears from the Loire Valley, Clove

Base Notes: Vanilla, Coconut

2. Our Café Verlet candle has heady notes of richly brewed coffee with highlights of almond biscotti, remeniscent of my favourite café, which I discovered on a trip to Paris with my son. Such wonderful happy memories!

Presented in large black glossy apothecary jars, individually labelled according to fragrance and beautifully packaged in a luxe black box, to make the most treasured and memorable gift, or gift to self! Expected burn time 40 hours.

Top Notes: Buttercream, Almond

Middle Notes: Ginger, Peach

Base Notes: Vanilla Bean, Sugar

3. Wategos Beach is my fave beach and a tribute to our wonderful Aussie shores. Always a much anticipated desination on a trip to Byron, many visitors to our store have commented on the poster of Wategos Beach displayed on our back wall. Notes of Persian lime and lemongrass will take you to your favourite tropical destination!

Top Notes: Lime Zest, Lemon Peel

Middle Notes: Lemongrass, Jasmine

Base Notes: Vanilla Bean, Rosewood

4. Night Before Christmas is wherever your heart finds you at this most wonderfull time of the year. Rich, spicy and seductive, we can't get enough of this seasonal favourite.

Top Notes: Cinnamon, Raisin

Middle Notes: Baked Bread, Malt

Base Notes: Vanilla, Musk

Hand poured in a small Melbourne atelier.

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