I made this candle in Peach mainly because I've really been liking that scent lately.
If you'd like a different scent please let me know.
One (1) - 3" Round 4" Tall candle.
Approximate burn time: 80 - 100 hours.
Chunk pillars are a different approach in designing pillars by arranging colorful wax chunks to achieve a unique pillar candle.
Add some color to your house with our decorative chunk pillars.
Also available in 6" and 8 1/2" heights or as a Trio Set.
Available unscented on request
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I made this candle in Peach mainly because I've really been liking that scent lately.
If you'd like a different scent please let me know.
One (1) - 3" Round 4" Tall candle.
Approximate burn time: 80 - 100 hours.
Chunk pillars are a different approach in designing pillars by arranging colorful wax chunks to achieve a unique pillar candle.
Add some color to your house with our decorative chunk pillars.
Also available in 6" and 8 1/2" heights or as a Trio Set.
Available unscented on request
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