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Saluki Christmas

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Hand-blown glass, 100% soy wax, and forty hours of warm Madagascan vanilla & jasmine.

Specifications
Wax
100% soy
Vessel
Hand-blown glass
Burn time
40 hours
Dimensions
7.5 × 10.5 cm · 220 g

Christmas with a saluki is accurately described here: ‘part gazelle, part misunderstood elf’, a dog who dodges the tree lights, raids the snack table and vanishes before anyone can ask who ate the turkey. The definition sits under a saluki head in a Santa hat. One for the saluki owner who spends December guarding the buffet.

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How does the multi-buy work?
Your first candle is £20, your second is £15, your third is £10, and your fourth is just £5. That is four candles for £50 instead of £80, taken off automatically in your basket.

Mix any designs and any occasions you like. Every candle after the fourth is £5 too, so eight candles is £70.

When will my order arrive?
Orders placed before 4pm Monday to Friday are sent the same day. Delivery is free on orders over £25, and you’ll see the available delivery options at checkout. Delivery dates are estimates, so please allow extra time during busy periods.
Can I send it straight to the recipient?
Yes. Enter their address as the delivery address at checkout. The candle arrives in its own presentation tube.
What does this label say?
Saluki (noun): Part gazelle, part misunderstood elf. Gracefully dodges tree lights, raids the snack table, and vanishes faster than you can shout "who ate the turkey?"
What's in the glass?
The scent
Madagascan vanilla & jasmine
40hrs
Burn time
100%
Soy wax
220g
Weight
Wax
100% soy wax
Vessel
Glass
Dimensions
7.5 × 10.5 cm

Christmas with a saluki is accurately described here: ‘part gazelle, part misunderstood elf’, a dog who dodges the tree lights, raids the snack table and vanishes before anyone can ask who ate the turkey. The definition sits under a saluki head in a Santa hat. One for the saluki owner who spends December guarding the buffet.