Now Boarding: Wild Symphony Candle: a vegan, soy-coconut wax candle with a gentle wooden wick, designed for lovers of nature and the wild majesty of the Scottish Highlands. Fragrance notes of sweet basil, thyme, peppermint, and amber transport you to crisp mountain air and rolling green hills. Perfect for forest bathing, reflection, or bringing the outdoors into your home. Go back in time with a true symphony of sweet basil, amber, peppermint, and thyme transporting you straight to the majesty of rolling hills and craggy rocks. Where the air is crisp and the land is verdant and rich while you watch wild stags prance through the plains. Scent Profile: Head Notes: Sweet Basil, Thyme Heart Notes: Marigold, Peppermint Soul Notes: Amber Origin: This candle is Leslie's love letter to the Scottish Highlands and its wild beauty. Hardy and resilient, with a freshness that's uncanny but will always feel like home. Thyme and sweet basil invoke the familiarity of cooking at home while peppermint recalls the freshness of the clean, mountain air. Amber is the final note, lingering with a golden warmth like the rare pockets of sunlight that Leslie thinks the fairies kindly gifted to her. Nothing will ever quite capture the magic of the Isle of Skye, Glencoe, or Cairngorms National Park... but Leslie thinks this fragrance might be pretty close. Wild Symphony Moodboard: Golden sunlight on open vistas, majestic highlands, and evergreen Corresponding Busy Gallivanting Episode: 🎧 Listen to the Busy Gallivanting episode that inspired Wild Symphony Product Details Our candles are made with soy-coconut wax, have wooden wicks, and are handcrafted in the USA in small batches. Each candle contains a QR code to a corresponding Busy Gallivanting episode 8 oz Approximately 50 hours of burn time Coconut-soy wax that burns clean and evenly every time— no more tunneling! Untreated wooden wicks from FSC-certified wood Heavyweight glass vessel Made with fragrances that are free of toxins, parabens, phtalates Cruelty-free and vegan Interested in more Busy Gallivanting Memorabilia from Scotland? Check out the Quiraing Postcard.
