Wrendale ‘Grow Your Own’ Fragranced Jar Candle

Wrendale ‘Grow Your Own’ Fragranced Jar Candle

This wonderful ‘Grow Your Own’ fragranced jar candle from Wrendale Designs is the perfect addition to any home! It releases a beautifully fresh and floral fragrance that will bring the natural outdoors inside into your room.

Made of ceramic, this candle depicts an adorable little bunny rabbit, painted in soft watercolour tones, in the signature style of Wrendale Designer, Hannah Dale. The bunny sits in a little allotment patch, surrounded by carrots, radishes, and other garden vegetables aplenty! The bunny has bright eyes and pricked ears; he’s been caught munching away on the food. This is all set against the crisp cream background. Around the bunny are interspersed speckles of black paint, in a way that is very synonymous with the Wrendale brand.

The fragrance features floral top notes of pink pepper and neroli that blend beautifully with the heart notes of jasmine, lilac and meadowsweet. The scent concludes with musky base notes of ylang-ylang, amber and sandalwood that give the fragrance a beautiful bouquet of aromas.

This product comes boxed in a muted grey gift box which has a cut out at the front so that you can see the beautiful design on the candle. At the top of the box is the Wrendale logo printed in a beautiful white font. Add a fresh and comforting scent throughout your home with this amazing fragranced candle, the perfect gift for any new home owner, mother, grandmother or fragrance lover for their home, on birthdays and at Christmas.

Burn Time: Up to 48 hours

Measurements given are for the box, the measurements for the diffuser bottle, in cm, are 8 (h) x 7.6 (di)

Wrendale Designs

Wrendale Designs is an award-winning Lincolnshire based publisher featuring designs are taken from an original artwork by Hannah Dale. Each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters which are the trademarks of her style. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her.