Twenty Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 700 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Twenty Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 700 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Dragon's Blood pure soy Classic, with glass, burns brightly for a total of 35 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Dragon's Blood pure soy Classic, with glass, burns brightly for a total of 35 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Three Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics, with one glass, burn brightly for a total of 105 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Three Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics, with one glass, burn brightly for a total of 105 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Three Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 105 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Three Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 105 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Ten Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 350 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Ten Dragon's Blood pure soy Classics burn brightly for a total of 350 hours with a luxurious, intoxicating fragrance.
Stonehenge, Amesbury. England Photo Linda Saul
Stonehenge, Amesbury. England
Photo Linda Saul
Photo by Thomas Despeyroux on Unsplash
Photo by Thomas Despeyroux on Unsplash
Bangkok Thailand Photo by Linda Saul
Bangkok Thailand
Photo by Linda Saul
Beautiful as a stand-alone candle, our votives burn brightly with a tall flame. Recommended to illuminate your small and large coloured lanterns.
Beautiful as a stand-alone candle, our votives burn brightly with a tall flame. Recommended to illuminate your small and large coloured lanterns.
Dracaena cinnabari, or Dragon’s Blood, is a curious looking tree native to Socotra in Yemen. Its resin has wide applications in traditional medicine, magic, and varnish making (said to be the reason Stradivarius violins are so deeply red!). For our purposes, it also produces a luxurious and intoxicating perfume.
Dracaena cinnabari, or Dragon’s Blood, is a curious looking tree native to Socotra in Yemen. Its resin has wide applications in traditional medicine, magic, and varnish making (said to be the reason Stradivarius violins are so deeply red!). For our purposes, it also produces a luxurious and intoxicating perfume.
Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash
Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash
Photo by Alexander Hipp on Unsplash
Photo by Alexander Hipp on Unsplash
Italy St Margherita San Fruttuoso Photo Louise Carey
Italy St Margherita San Fruttuoso
Photo Louise Carey
Photo by Kayla Maurais on Unsplash
Photo by Kayla Maurais on Unsplash
Photo by Jason D on Unsplash
Photo by Jason D on Unsplash
Photo by Linda Saul
Photo by Linda Saul
Photo by Linda Saul
Photo by Linda Saul
Sturt's Desert Pea - a stunning display of deep red and black. Photo by The Seed Collection
Sturt's Desert Pea - a stunning display of deep red and black.
Photo by The Seed Collection
LUXURIOUSLY INTOXICATING – The mystique of Dragon’s Blood matches the potency of its perfume – heady, soft and amber-like. The name alone provokes images of antiquity and fantasy
In ritual practice, Ancient Greek, Roman, Chinese and Middle Eastern cultures used Dragon’s Blood for purification and attraction, while the essential oil has been used in ancient and modern medicine in skincare, for rejuvenating skin and alleviating inflammation. You may choose to use your Dragon’s Blood for your magic, or simply enjoy the glistening deep red as the wax melts
Unique to Integrity Candles, our Classic range with reusable glassware enables you to repeatedly refill your glass with another Classic candle – of the same scent, or any other. Each scent range comes in a signature colour matching our Pillar and Pyramid candles
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