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Christkindl Ceramic Candle: A Holiday Market on Your Coffee Table
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Cannot make it to a German Christmas market this year? Our Lavender Christkindl Ceramic Candle brings the market to your coffee table. Warm holiday spice and festive sweetness wrap around a soft layer of lavender, like twinkle lights, wooden stalls and a warm mug held in mittens.
What Christkindl means
A Christkindlmarkt is a traditional German-style Christmas market, full of wooden booths, ornaments, spiced drinks and holiday sweets. Our Christkindl scent is inspired by that feeling: warm spice and sweetness up front, with a gentle lavender finish so it stays cozy rather than heavy.
Choosing a size
| Size | Best for |
|---|---|
| Small, 5.1 oz | Hostess gifts, cookie swap thank-yous and smaller rooms |
| Large, 12 oz | Living rooms, holiday dinners and the whole season at home |
Holiday burn tips
- Full melt pool: on the first lighting, let the wax melt to the edges so the candle burns evenly all season.
- Trim first: keep the wick at about 1/4 inch before each burn.
- Use the lid: once the candle is out and cool, the wood lid keeps dust off and helps the scent stay fresh between burns.
- Mind the decor: keep candles well away from trees, garland, wrapping paper and stockings, and never leave one burning unattended.
A keepsake vessel
The ceramic vessel and wood lid make a lovely keepsake after the last burn. Clean out the remaining wax and use it as a lidded jar for cotton balls, jewelry, tea bags or holiday candy.
Seasonal, so stock up
Christkindl is a seasonal scent made for the holidays. If it is not available when you visit the product page, tap Notify Me and we will let you know when it returns. The same scent also comes as a room spray and wax melts.
A ready-made holiday gift
This candle is a natural hostess gift for holiday parties and a thoughtful thank-you for teachers, neighbors and coworkers. Build a holiday box in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Is it very spicy?
It is warm and spiced with festive sweetness, finished with soft lavender. Cozy rather than sharp.
Can I burn it after the holidays?
Of course. Many people keep it going through the snowy months.
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