Description

Escape to the high desert of Santa Fe with this earthy fragrance beginning with top notes of wild berries, blue sage and amber; leading to middle notes of sterling rose, canella and clove bud; ending with patchouli resin, musk and myrrh.
Our all-natural, non-gmo vegan soy/coconut wax candles are free of cruelty, lead, paraffin, dye, petroleum, carcinogens, parabens, sulfates and phthalates.
NET WT 8.5 oz; burn time 50 hours.

Fill any room in your home with the alluring scent of Santa Fe Adobe and enjoy the soft crackling sound our wooden wicks produce.

*In an effort to limit waste, we have chosen to eliminate box packaging for our candles.

Caution: Failure to follow instructions could result in a fire hazard or injury. Keep wax free of matches, wick trimmings, or other flammable materials. Keep wick trimmed to 1/8 inch. Burn only on stable heat resistant surface for no more than 4 hours at a time. Keep out of drafts. Discontinue use when only 1/2" of wax remains in bottom. Do not move candle while burning or if wax is hot. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

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2 Reviews

5
Santa Fe Adobe single wooden wick candle

Published by Jeanne on Oct 2nd 2023

This is a repeat purchase for me. I love Santa Fe Adobe. I would describe this scent as somewhat incense-like. It reminds me of a church in Santa Fe at Christmas time, decorated for Christmas, with candles burning, Christmas pine and greenery, and the spicy/woody perfume scent of incense. If you've been in a church like this, you know what I mean. Vicki's scents are never heavy, and are made without toxic ingredients. So you get just a beautiful layer of scent. The wooden wick candles make a pleasant crackling sound as they're burning, which adds a coziness to your room. I highly recommend!
5
Santa Fe Adobe wooden wick candle

Published by Jeanne on Dec 2nd 2022

This candle is heavenly. If you have ever been to Santa Fe, NM, you will instantly connect with this scent. It brought to my mind walking into the Loretto Chapel, or walking the Santa Fe artist market, or walking through town on a cold winter desert night. You must get this candle.