Wild Coast Grand Candle

Our Grand candle is a dramatic statement piece that transforms any room into a sensory centerpiece.

Product Specifications

• 16.9 oz (500 ml) triple-wick soy wax candle
  Hand-poured in South Africa with fine Grasse perfume oils.
• Dramatically embellished gift box with gold foil illustrations.
• Elegant Cape Island glass vessel—rinsable and recyclable.
• Approximate burn time: up to 90 hours (with proper care).

Cape Island Candles

Pure renewable soy wax infused with fine perfumes from Grasse, France. Designed for safe, soot-free burns and exceptional scents—worry-free indulgence.

Care Instructions

• First burn: 3-4 hours until wax reaches edges (prevents tunneling).
• Trim cotton wick to 1/4" (6mm) before each use for even burn, minimal buildup.
• Burn in still air, away from drafts/vents; use heat-safe surface.
• Store at stable 65-75°F; soy may show "wet spots" (normal, harmless).
• Stop at 1/4" wax remaining.

Net 3.4oz (100ml) Votive | ~12 hrs
Net 8.5oz (250ml) Signature | ~35 hrs
Net 16.9oz (500ml) Grand | ~55 hrs

Picture elegant iris blending with enticing notes of black currant and wild jasmine, anchored by rich praline and patchouli. 

This scent takes you to a lush garden in full bloom, with its floral sweetness and warm, earthy accents.

INSPIRATION:

Inspired by the rugged, untamed beauty of South Africa's Wild Coast, this provocative fragrance captures the essence of the region. Its charmingly seductive scent embodies the area's diversity - from its beautiful people and unspoiled beaches to its subtropical climate and magical landscapes.

Wild Coast offers its tribute to Africa’s resilient youth and the promise of hope for a better future. 

TOP NOTES:

Raspberry, Amaretto, Black Currant

HEART NOTES:

Iris, Wild Jasmine, Orange Blossom

BASE NOTES:

Coffee, Vanilla, Praline, Patchouli

Non-Profit Beneficiary: The Baby Home

A percentage of sales from this item is donated to The Baby Home, a place of safety for abandoned children and orphaned babies, and a training center for caregivers in the Umlazi community.