Drawing inspiration from ancient royal courts and classical Indian temple rituals, the Mysore Sandalwood & Wild Jasmine Scented Candle is a masterwork of heritage perfumery. Hand-poured into a wheel-thrown speckled stoneware ceramic bowl, this double-wick creation marries the sacred, velvety creaminess of Mysore sandalwood with the intoxicating radiance of freshly plucked Indian Bela jasmine.
The Olfactory Journey
The scent commences with fresh green petitgrain and aromatic crushed cardamom that evokes sunlit courtyard gardens. The fragrance soon blossoms into an opulent heart of night-blooming white jasmine petals and velvety frangipani. Anchoring the floral bouquet is an authentic base of rare Mysore sandalwood and golden resinous amber, casting an aura of sacred calm, grounded luxury, and dignified warmth.
Atelier Specifications & Craftsmanship
| Wax Composition | Natural Soy Wax enriched with organic Coconut Wax for rapid, uniform melt pools |
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| Wick Architecture | Dual pure cotton wicks calibrated to prevent hot spots and ensure full scent throw |
| Estimated Burn Time | 55 to 60 Hours of steady, luxurious fragrance diffusion |
| Vessel Design | Hand-thrown speckled stoneware ceramic vessel embossed with the gold SRIJORAA leaf emblem |
| Net Weight & Dimensions | 280g / 9.9 oz • Diameter 9.0 cm, Height 8.5 cm |
| Eco Credo | Biodegradable wax, zero toxic fumes, refillable and reusable vessel |
The Burning Ritual & Care Guidance
- Dual Ignition: Always ignite both cotton wicks simultaneously to maintain balanced heat across the wide ceramic surface.
- First Burn: Allow the wax to melt completely across the top surface (approximately 2 hours) before extinguishing.
- Trimming: Trim both wicks to 5mm before every lighting to avoid high flickering flames and soot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the ceramic vessel be reused?
Yes. The ceramic crock is food-safe and oven-safe after thoroughly clearing wax residue with warm water and soap.
Is this suitable for meditation and yoga spaces?
Yes, the grounding notes of Mysore sandalwood are traditionally used to deepen breathwork and mental stillness.
