Surfing road
4.8
Minimum € 100
Surf Coconut coconut shell candle
Ships directly from brand in 4-8 days
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A natural coconut candle with an intense monoi scent. The candle is made of 100% vegetable wax and comes in a recycled coconut shell. Decorated with dried flowers, real shells and pollen from a local producer. The wooden wick crackles softly when the candle burns. When the candle is finished, the coconut shell can be reused as a decorative object.
This candle takes you to a tropical oasis, where you can escape the daily grind. The warm, exotic scent fills the room and creates a relaxing atmosphere. A natural, sustainable product that you can enjoy in your own home.
This candle takes you to a tropical oasis, where you can escape the daily grind. The warm, exotic scent fills the room and creates a relaxing atmosphere. A natural, sustainable product that you can enjoy in your own home.
| Color | Blanc |
| Material | Noix de Coco, Coquille, Cire |
| Shape | Rond |
| Values | Handmade, Recycled Materials, Zero Waste, Non Toxic |
| Made in | France |
| Brand location | France |
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Surfing road
4.8
Minimum € 100
The Surfing Road team is made up of two board sports enthusiasts and lovers of the environment. Our vegetable candles are made in our French workshop. Our natural candles are 100% vegetable, hand-poured with CMR-free and phthalate-free fragrances. Concerned about the environment, we offer biodegradable or reusable candles using coconut shells. Each candle comes with a floretti, a small confetti to plant in your coconut once the candle is finished.
