Purple Fig & Cassis Wooden Wick Concrete Candle
Purple Fig & Cassis Wooden Wick Concrete Candle
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Product Overview
A soy wax candle in a purple concrete pot with a natural wooden wick, scented with a rich, deep purple fig and cassis fragrance. The wooden wick produces a gentle crackling sound as it burns. The pot is reusable once the candle is finished.
Why You'll Love It
• Purple Fig & Cassis fragrance in a concrete pot that works as a decorative object before and after the candle is finished
• The wooden wick produces a gentle crackling sound as it burns, a sensory detail cotton wicks do not provide
• Each concrete pot is individually cast, so subtle surface variation is part of the character
• Felt pads on the base protect surfaces; the pot cleans easily for reuse as a small planter or desk organiser
• The concrete finish suits modern, minimal, industrial and Nordic interiors without additional styling
Materials & Specifications
Soy wax · Purple concrete pot with felt base pads · Natural wooden wick · Made in China
Perfect For
Living rooms, dining tables, and shelves · Gifting for a birthday or Valentine’s Day · Autumn and winter home fragrance · Anyone drawn to rich, fruity scents with depth
Auro & Co Moment
Fig and cassis are both fruits associated with autumn abundance in French and Mediterranean food traditions - ripe, slightly fermented, and deeply coloured. The combination as a home fragrance carries that same quality of late-season richness rather than the brightness of summer fruit.
Complete the Experience
Pairs naturally with other Wooden Wick Concrete Candles from the range, a reed diffuser in a complementary scent, or a ceramic tray for display.
FAQ
How do I care for a wooden wick? Pinch off the burnt tip before each relight rather than trimming - wooden wicks respond better to pinching.
Can the pot be reused? Yes - cleans easily, works as a small planter or desk organiser.
Will every pot look identical? No - subtle surface variation is part of the concrete casting process.
