Product Description
Elevate your everyday living and entertaining with this Bamboo candle from NEST. This exquisitely fragranced scent will create the aroma of a welcoming garden, mixed with a blend of white florals, lush greens and hints of sparkling citrus. Crafted from a premium wax, the candle will burn cleanly and evenly and infuse the room with its exceptional scent. Featuring a limited edition hand-blown glass vessel by acclaimed Los Angeles art studio MJ Atelier. Add to your collection today!
Style: NEST175BM002
Scent Type: Dewy Floral
Features:
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NEST Bamboo Specialty 3-Wick Candle
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Three wick candle
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Key Notes: Bamboo, white florals, lush greens, sparkling citrus
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Measures: 5” D x 4.75” H
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Weight: 21.2 oz
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Approx. burn time: 75-100 hours
- Limited-edition hand-blow glass vessel by MJ Atelier
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Made in the USA
Sold Exclusively on the Monterey Peninsula at Augustina’s Designer Boutique in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.
History of NEST:
Laura Slatkin has a unique approach to fragrance, artfully blending notes of the familiar, the exotic, and the unexpected for a fragrance experience like no other. As a pioneer and driving force in the home fragrance industry since the 1992 launch of Slatkin & Co., the first American luxury home fragrance brand, Laura’s reputation is unparalleled. Woven throughout all of Laura’s work is her classical style, discerning taste, and unique sense of creativity. Her longstanding and impactful contributions to the home fragrance industry earned her the Fragrance Foundation’s Game Changer Award in 2019.
Laura is committed to advancing the field of autism. Her son, David, is severely impacted by the disorder. In 2003, along with her husband and close colleagues, she co-founded NEXT for AUTISM, an organization dedicated to transforming the national landscape of services for people living with autism. In addition to serving as Board Chair, Laura serves on the Board of Trustees of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, the Board of Directors of Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, Hunter College Autism Research and Policy Board, as well as other NYC-based charitable organizations.
