Large scented candle in Vancouver HKliving ceramics - two wicks, mint and cedar scent, 70s collection

The large HKliving Vancouver scented candle from the 70s collection is a unique format – a spacious ceramic vessel with two wicks that will fill any interior with fragrance. The delicate reactive glaze in shades of peach, beige, and subtle grey creates a calm, organic aesthetic that suits any style.

Light the candle and experience Vancouver – a city where wild nature meets urban life. Refreshing peppermint opens the composition with a note of clean, mountain air from the parks and high trails above the city. Delicate lily of the valley brings floral elegance – like a spring morning in one of Vancouver's green neighborhoods. The base is formed by strong cedar – deep, resinous, evoking the majestic forests of British Columbia and the dynamic cityscape at the foot of the mountains.

Two wicks ensure even wax melting and more intense fragrance release – ideal for larger rooms: living room, bedroom, open space. After burning, the spacious ceramic vessel gets a second life – as a plant pot, container for utensils, candle holder, or decoration.

About the HKliving brand: A Dutch brand founded in 2009 by Emiel Hetsen and Sander Klaver. Their philosophy is a bold combination of retro vibe with modern design, natural materials with intense colors, and good humor with timeless aesthetics. The 70s collection is one of their most recognizable projects – ceramics hand-covered with reactive glaze, where no two pieces look exactly the same.

Fragrance notes:

• Top: peppermint
• Heart: lily of the valley
• Base: cedarwood

Technical data:

• Dimensions: ø 10 cm × H 10.5 cm
• Wax capacity: 500 ml
• Weight: 752 g
• Burn time: approx. 50 hours
• Number of wicks: 2
• Vessel material: reactive glazed ceramic
• Color: peach, beige, subtle grey
• Brand: HKliving, 70s collection
• Sold: individually

Wax composition:

• 61% vegetable wax
• 19% soy wax
• 15% paraffin wax
• fragrance oil
• cotton wick
• vessel: ceramic

Usage tips: On the first burn, leave the candle lit for at least 2 hours so that the wax melts evenly to the edges of the vessel. Trim the wick to approx. 5 mm before each lighting. Do not burn for more than 4 hours at a time.

The ceramic vessel is handmade with reactive glaze – the pattern and intensity of colors may vary slightly between pieces. This is a natural feature of a handcrafted product.