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Kapha / Sage and Mint - cleansing and recharging

This earthy blend of sacred sage cleanses the environment, while the cooling properties of mint leaves keep you energized and invigorated all day long. Best suited for those with kapha dosha.

Pitta/ Aqua oud - refreshing and soothing Coconut butter and soy wax

The sophisticated and refreshing aqua notes combine perfectly with the irresistibly warm and soothing scent of Assam agarwood oil. This is a must-have candle for Pitta dosha.

Vata / Tuberose and Jasmine - stress and relief Coconut butter and soy wax
Notes of fresh Indian jasmine flowers combine beautifully with white tuberose flowers to create an uplifting and stress-relieving fragrance. Of great benefit to those with vata dosha.

Trisdosha / Lavender and Lemongrass - calming and refreshing
The wonderful balance between the calming power of lavender and the refreshing essence of citrus lemongrass makes it the ideal essential oil blend for Tridosha.

Tridosha Characteristics: Individuals who are inherently comfortable, harmonious, and exude a natural balance. They are generally of average height and have an ideal physique. They may be afraid of the unknown and have difficulty handling extremely stressful situations.

Ingredients: Coconut butter and soy wax with natural essential oils

Please note: Less smoke and soot thanks to the cotton wick

Read in a luxurious copper metal pot.

Burn time: 20 hours

Ayurveda was revealed to the visionaries of India thousands of years ago. It is the science of longevity that promotes positive health, natural beauty, and a long life. Health is maintained by the balance of three doshas, ​​or subtle energies, known as Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.

Vata dosha: Enthusiastic, light-hearted, and creative with an athletic build. They are sometimes restless or suffer from sleep disturbances.

Pitta dosha: Logical and focused, usually medium-sized and muscular. May suffer from temper tantrums and have difficulty relaxing.

Kapha dosha: Calm, loving, and understanding with impressively built and well-defined characteristics. They may tend to overeat, avoid exercise, and sleep excessively.

About: Lighting a candle
In many traditions around the world, lighting a candle is a sacred act, meaning more than words can express; it's all about gratitude. Since time immemorial, people have lit candles in sacred places. Perhaps you'd like to begin or end your day with this simple ritual—lighting a candle with thoughtfulness for yourself and others.


Attention!
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not place in a windy place, this will shorten the burning time.
Do not leave a burning candle unattended.
Always place on a heat-resistant surface.