01 Shadow (original Old Tjikko candle fragrance)
Woody, oriental, fruity notes
Top note: grapefruit, marine note, tangerine
Heart note: jasmin, bay leaf
Base note: guaiac wood, moss, patchouli, ambergris
Old Tjikko
In Swedish, “Old Tjikko” means “the oldest tree”. The world’s oldest known living tree sprouted sometime during the last Ice Age, roughly 9.500 years ago located in Dalarna, a province in Sweden. An ageless scent with woody, mossy accord, with warm accents of the wisdom and the mystery of sandalwood, patchouli and saffron. As uplifting and enigmatic as a majestic forest.
Handblown thick glass, hand-poured wax.
100/1 wick; height: 10 cm; outer diameter: 9 cm /50 burning hours
150/3 wicks; height: 15 cm; outer diameter: 12,5 cm/150 burning hours
220/4 wicks; height: 22 cm; outer diameter: 15 cm/260 burning hours
BEFORE BURNING
We advise you to place your candle away from any air flow to ensure an even burn. For multiple-wick candles, always light all the wicks. A candle must burn evenly on its entire surface. Initially, let the candle burn 3 hours in a row so that the first layer is completely melted in order to have a nice effect. We work with high quality pre-waxed cotton wicks. Therefore, it is not necessary to cut the wicks before each use. If the wick becomes too long (more than 1cm), cut the wick with scissors. This will prevent the flame from becoming too high and producing too much smoke.
WHILE BURNING
Wait until the entire surface has been liquified in order to obtain an even burn. Do not allow your candle to burn more than 4 hours so that the perfume does not deteriorate. This also allows enough oxygen in the glass so that it burns correctly. A candle which no longer has oxygen will subsequently burn less. Do not burn the last centimeter of wax in order to avoid accidents. Do not blow out your candle, but place the wicks in the wax and straighten them out again.
AFTER BURNING
Once the wax solidifies again, we advise you to straighten the wicks out. Periodically clean the inside of the glass with a damp cloth so as to remove the soot.