A glorious blend of teakwood, cedar, sandalwood, oud, spearmint, frankincense, myrrh & patchouli and ashes of overdue library books.
Tsundoku
A Japanese word for acquiring books never intending to read. It is a proven fact that buying books and reading them are two entirely different hobbies.
The slang term originated in Japan during the Meiji era (1868-1912) and is often used to describe the phenomenon of buying more books than one can possibly read in a lifetime and people now view it as a reflection of intellectual curiosity and a “fruitful relationship with knowledge”.
All our candles are thoughtfully crafted with the following exceptional qualities:
- Anatomy of a non-toxic candle: Free of gluten, toxins, phthalates, and parabens
- American-grown renewable resource: Coconut and apricot wax blend (soy-free)
- Vegan and cruelty-free with Leaping Bunny certified wax and fragrance oils
- All-natural fragrance oils: Toxin-free and IFRA-certified (International Fragrance Association), adhering to strict safety standards
- Lead-free, 100% cotton wicks
- Hand-poured with love in small batches – Net Wt. 8.5 oz / 241 gr
- Recyclable ceramic jar: Crafted from natural, earth-derived materials
- Sustainable cork lid: Renewable and eco-friendly
- Proudly made in the USA by Thesaurus Candle Co. with carbon-neutral shipping from TCC suppliers
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