'Southern Sky' scented candle
A smoky tribute to the Milky Way.
Gorgeous Australian made scented candle in glass jar by Southern Wild Co.
A tribute to the Milky Way and the sparkling mystery of the vast southern sky. Sparkling top notes of ground spice and a dark amber accord are underpinned by smoky notes of oak moss. Think curling smoke from a crackling campfire under the gum trees, reaching up to a million sparkling stars.
Inspired by Henry Lawson’s poem, A May Night on the Mountains and captured by Blue Mountains photographer, Liam Foster.
SCENT | Cinnamon / Amber / Oakmoss |
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ARTIST | Mountain Star Gazing, Oberon NSW, Liam Foster |
POEM | A May Night on the Mountains, Henry Lawson |
- LARGE
- 300g / 10oz soy wax blend
- 100% cotton wicks
- Approx 70hr burn time
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MINI
- 60g / 2oz soy wax blend
- 100% cotton wick
- Approx 18hr burn time
About Southern Wild Co
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Gift Wrap
Nothing beats a beautiful handmade gift that is wrapped with as much love and care as it was made.
Using our favourite gift wrap and stunning, luxurious ribbon, we love adding a real wow-factor to your gifts. Finished off beautifully with native dried foliage tucked in underneath to complete your gift.
Please note that the dried foliage may vary depending on availability.
Christmas gift wrap
This festive season we have the additional choice of our gorgeous Christmas wrapping to choose from, featuring gorgeous deep green Christmas wrap with gold line illustrations, Merry Christmas letterpress card and festive Holly Oak tucked in under the ribbon. Make your wrapping selection when you select the 'gift wrap' tickbox above the add to cart button.
Add a note
A hand-written note can be included on our gorgeous letterpress cotton paper gift cards ~ simply leave your personal message when you select your gift wrapping option on the product page and we will hand-write it onto the card for you, or leave the message blank to write your own.
For more in-depth details on our Signature Gift Wrapping Service, please visit our Gift Wrap page here.