Architecture Collection: No. 02 Federal

$42.00

Description

Drawing inspiration from the understated yet grand style of Federal architecture, step back in time as this candle fills your home with the beautiful scent of lush black currants, jasmine, peach, bold black tea, warm amber, anise, and tonka bean, reminiscent of the luxurious surroundings of this early American era.

Federal style architecture emerged in the late 18th and early 19th century in the United States. It was characterized by symmetry, classical details, and inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman architecture. Federal style buildings had rectangular shapes, painted exteriors, tall and narrow windows, and flat or low-pitched roofs. Inside, they featured high ceilings and ornate woodwork in spacious, well-lit rooms.

Details & Dimensions
  • Top: Citrus
  • Middle: Red Currant, Black Currant, Jasmine, Peach
  • Base: Black Tea, Amber, Anise, Tonka Bean
  • The Architecture Collection features debossed concrete vessels with a burn time of of 55 hours, and come packaged in a sturdy candle tube, ready for gifting!
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