HOT ! MONA Crochet Candle - CÔTÉ BOUGIE

• by Côté Bougie
  
  


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• - Soy wax candle


• - Hand-woven crochet cover


• - Size: L


• - Weight: 1.6kg


• - Height: 15cm
  


• - Diameter: 15cm


• - Wicks: 4


• - Made in Morocco


• - Burn time: 180 hours


• - Top: Dates, Figs
  


• - Heart: Rose, Patchouli


• - Base: Cedar, Tobacco, Musk

A breath of elegance, a true declaration of love for the date palms in Marrakech. A smooth and sweet olfactory signature with gourmet notes.

About the Raphia Collection:“We met Radia, a weaver with fairy-like fingers, at the corner of a narrow street in the Essaouira region, in 2017. Together, we worked on a model which would become part of a long and wonderful shared story.Today, over thirty women, who are part of a cooperative, weave our candles. The emancipation of women in Morocco is essential to us. We have made a firm commitment towards Moroccan women’s independence.”Côté Bougie is, for more than 20 years, an artisanal and family house which owes its success as much to its philosophy as to the quality and the creativity of its candles. Collections combine traditional know-how and modern design, handmade by Moroccan craftspeople. 

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RETURNS

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• - You have 14 days from delivery date to return your item/s


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Côté Bougie candles are 100% handmade in Morocco, using soy wax, cotton wicks and ingredients of natural origin.They champion traditional craftsmanship, employing a cooperative of women in the Essaouira region, to weave their Raphia candles, and high-skilled local artisans with generations of pottery expertise.