Rapeseed wax candle «under a blue moon» - MAHŌ MORI

Under a blue moon invites you to a special full moon night. Let yourself be enveloped by its ethereal scent and relax your senses.

According to old custom, the full moon of each month was given a name. The second full moon within a calendar month is called a "Blue Moon". It is a special event that only occurs approximately every 2.5 years.

Thanks to the real chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) it contains, the candle wax has a light and natural blue color.

The scented candles have a gentle, pleasant scent. The scent comes from high-quality, pure, organic essential oils. No synthetic fragrances are used.

If you ever need a break from the scent or want to give your home a different scent, you can simply close the candle thanks to the lid and store it for later.

Handmade, natural rapeseed wax candles in a brown glass with an aluminum lid. The wick is made of cotton and paper.
The rapeseed comes from European cultivation.

With warm notes of lavender and sandalwood, paired with a gentle breeze of blue chamomile, you will float into new spheres.

Essential oils:
Organic lavender AOP, organic sandalwood, organic chamomile.

Content of essential oils: 5%

Size:
Diameter 6.3cm
Height 8.2cm
Content approx. 160g
Weight about 320g

Never leave candles unattended. Keep away from children and animals. Essential oils can cause allergies and skin irritations. If skin comes into contact with the oil, wash with plenty of water. If irritation occurs, seek medical advice immediately.
The glass can become hot and should be used on a heat-resistant surface.

Brown glass with aluminum lid (a thin disc with foam seals the lid).
With 2 vegan paper stickers made from recycled paper.

The candles are lovingly made by hand in our studio on Lake Constance.

MAHŌ MORI is a small Swiss brand that explores all kinds of creative work & crafts.
MAHŌ MORI works in close contact with nature and conserves resources. The unique pieces are intended to inspire people to be more mindful of the environment and themselves.