Pine-Clad Candle Co.- Black Hills Collection
A collection of 12 curated scents inspired by the Black Hills of South Dakota.
NO.1 - Paha Sapa - Bring the scent of the Black HIlls in with notes of woods, earth and Ponderosa Pines.
NO.2 - Art Alley - This is a unique blend of the "good" scents of downtown Rapid City…from candy stores to cigar lounges. Fruity top notes awaken the extravagant heart of tobacco, white petals & aromatic notes over a decadent base of smoky woods.
NO.3 - Deadwood - Gold, gambling and gun slinging. A wild blend of tonka & smoked woods.
NO.4 - Bison Prairie -An herbal ozony blend of sage and sweetgrass where the buffalo roam .
NO.5 - Spearfish Canyon - Notes of bergamot, patchouli, tonka, pine needles, sweet berries, fir, warm spices, and soft floral notes makes for the perfect combination for earthy bliss.
NO.6 - Rodeo/ 1880's town -The scent of the old west! A wild sexy accord of tumble weeds, basil leaves, and Tonka beans; followed by brushed suede, patchouli, amber, leather, cedar, and musk. Giddy Up!
NO.7 - Keystone - A delicious blend of caramel glazed popcorn, warm taffy apples and sweet, creamy saltwater taffy. Scent inspired by: Keystone, South Dakota. We hope this scent can bring back fond summer/vacation memories from your childhood.
NO.8 - Hill City - Smells like the perfect glass of wine. Warm cedar wood, red fruits and precious saffron. effervescent and earthy while also super fruity.
NO.9 - Custer - The aroma of fresh cut apples, smothered in butter, cream, and cinnamon, with a background of fresh baked crust.
NO.10 -Terry Peak - A perfect blend of wet snow, a frozen air accord, menthol, woodland moss, spearmint leaves, winter anise, an ozonic accord, frosted vanilla, and galbanum.
NO.11 - Pactola Basin - A perfect day on pactola basin road. fresh air, flowing creek water, the aroma of hyacinth, hydrangea flowers, & lily of the valley; rounded out with ozony notes of fresh green ferns, vetiver, and cyclamen.
NO. 12 - Bike Rally/ Sturgis - Black pepper, cardamom and clove, a touch of sweet mandarin, rich leather, smooth frankincense and edgy woods.
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Wooden wicks have a larger surface area compared to cotton wicks. We advise you to light the wick across the candle as opposed to at only one end.
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During the first burn, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container, but it's not recommended to burn candles for more than 4 hours at one time.
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For safety, if the flame is too high or smoky: blow the candle out, trim the wick and relight.
- Only touch the candle when it has completely cooled.
- Take care to not let any of the soot from the wick fall into the candle.
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Stop use of candle once you have about a 1/2 " remaining in jar or when the metal wick clip is exposed.
CANDLE CARE
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Trim your wick in between burns by removing the burnt bits of wood from the top of your wick. You can easily pinch these off with your fingertips. Your candle is ready to light upon receiving initially.
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Have a burning question about this item? Contact us
Black Hills Collection Soy Wood Wick Candle
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Pine-Clad Candle Co.- Black Hills Collection
A collection of 12 curated scents inspired by the Black Hills of South Dakota.
NO.1 - Paha Sapa - Bring the scent of the Black HIlls in with notes of woods, earth and Ponderosa Pines.
NO.2 - Art Alley - This is a unique blend of the "good" scents of downtown Rapid City…from candy stores to cigar lounges. Fruity top notes awaken the extravagant heart of tobacco, white petals & aromatic notes over a decadent base of smoky woods.
NO.3 - Deadwood - Gold, gambling and gun slinging. A wild blend of tonka & smoked woods.
NO.4 - Bison Prairie -An herbal ozony blend of sage and sweetgrass where the buffalo roam .
NO.5 - Spearfish Canyon - Notes of bergamot, patchouli, tonka, pine needles, sweet berries, fir, warm spices, and soft floral notes makes for the perfect combination for earthy bliss.
NO.6 - Rodeo/ 1880's town -The scent of the old west! A wild sexy accord of tumble weeds, basil leaves, and Tonka beans; followed by brushed suede, patchouli, amber, leather, cedar, and musk. Giddy Up!
NO.7 - Keystone - A delicious blend of caramel glazed popcorn, warm taffy apples and sweet, creamy saltwater taffy. Scent inspired by: Keystone, South Dakota. We hope this scent can bring back fond summer/vacation memories from your childhood.
NO.8 - Hill City - Smells like the perfect glass of wine. Warm cedar wood, red fruits and precious saffron. effervescent and earthy while also super fruity.
NO.9 - Custer - The aroma of fresh cut apples, smothered in butter, cream, and cinnamon, with a background of fresh baked crust.
NO.10 -Terry Peak - A perfect blend of wet snow, a frozen air accord, menthol, woodland moss, spearmint leaves, winter anise, an ozonic accord, frosted vanilla, and galbanum.
NO.11 - Pactola Basin - A perfect day on pactola basin road. fresh air, flowing creek water, the aroma of hyacinth, hydrangea flowers, & lily of the valley; rounded out with ozony notes of fresh green ferns, vetiver, and cyclamen.
NO. 12 - Bike Rally/ Sturgis - Black pepper, cardamom and clove, a touch of sweet mandarin, rich leather, smooth frankincense and edgy woods.
-
Wooden wicks have a larger surface area compared to cotton wicks. We advise you to light the wick across the candle as opposed to at only one end.
-
During the first burn, allow the wax to melt all the way to the edges of the container, but it's not recommended to burn candles for more than 4 hours at one time.
-
For safety, if the flame is too high or smoky: blow the candle out, trim the wick and relight.
- Only touch the candle when it has completely cooled.
- Take care to not let any of the soot from the wick fall into the candle.
-
Stop use of candle once you have about a 1/2 " remaining in jar or when the metal wick clip is exposed.
CANDLE CARE
-
Trim your wick in between burns by removing the burnt bits of wood from the top of your wick. You can easily pinch these off with your fingertips. Your candle is ready to light upon receiving initially.
-
Have a burning question about this item? Contact us