About the Fragrance Blood Orange, Teakwood & Wild Grass Benefits: Inviting & Emotionally Balancing An inyo of harmony. This fragrance captures that perfect balance with sparkling citrus that feels like sunbeams filtering through leaves, grounded by warm teakwood and spicy undertones. The bright citrus uplifts and sharpens your mind, while the wood and spice wrap you in a calming, earthy embrace. Inspired by Komorebi, it’s a beautifully balanced scent that energizes and centers you. _________________________________________________________________________ About the Candle Crafted from sustainable coconut apricot wax, this vegan candle is free from phthalates, mutagens, sulfates, parabens, and palm oil. Featuring an all-natural cotton wick and infused with premium fragrance oils enhanced by essential oils, it delivers a clean, eco-friendly burn without compromising scent quality. A QR code inside the lid unlocks an educational animal story, offering a unique and meaningful experience. Beautifully packaged in a reusable linen pouch, this candle makes a perfect gift for any occasion. Generous size of 9.0 oz. (255.15 g.). Enjoy a burn time of 50+ hours (Burn times may vary). Recyclable tin container is approximately 3.0 in. (7.62 cm.) diameter, 3.25 in. (8.23 cm) high with lid. _________________________________________________________________________ About the Malayan Tiger The Tiger is a symbol of Luck, Courage, Strength and Fortune. Bring the strength, courage, and luck of the Malayan Tiger into your home. This candle doesn’t just smell uplifting it adds energy, warmth, and balance to any room, making your space feel intentional, harmonious, and alive. Perfect for enhancing home décor, creating a feng-shui-friendly atmosphere, or celebrating personal strength, it’s a standout addition that invites confidence, focus, and presence wherever it’s placed. Light it and transform your home into a space of inspiration, vitality, and a place of harmony for anyone who walks through the door! Critically EndangeredNumber of individuals remaining: 80-120Current population trend: Decreasing Learn more about the Malayan Tiger
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