Hand Modeled Stone Tower Pillar Candle (Duluth's Enger Tower)

Modeled and sculpted from the likeness of Enger Tower nestled in Duluth Minnesota, this candle not only showcases a local icon, but also is an aesthetic stone tower for any fantasy setting. Ordain you book shelves, your DnD game night, or just use it to see the candle shine through the melting windows. Standing at 5.5 inches tall, and crafted from premium soy/paraffin wax blend that use natural essential oils and phthalate free scents (or unscented). This candle will last for dozens of burn hours if following the standard pillar candle burn recommendations:

*Burn no more than 3-4hrs at a time
*Trim the wick to 1/4in before each burn
*Avoid drafty locations
*Gently hug (press inwards) the top edge if needed after a burn
**Use a candle holder/plate in case of spills

Enjoy watching the tower melt and seeing the soft glow through the melting windows!

Scents:

Woodland Pine: Take your nose for a walk through the enchanted forest. As the wax melts to release the smell of pine you will think  you are in a forest...at least your nose will. The smell of woodland pine will wrap you in a woodsy hug of tree and subtle sap.

Meadow Glade: Ever wondered what a fairy garden would smell like? The smell of sage, thistle, and moss will answer that question. It will make you feel like you stepped into a fairy garden nestled in the forest itself.

Rosemary Mist: You are walking through a misty field of rosemary. If you ever wanted to enact your Elizabeth Bennet dreams, here you are. Who knows, maybe your own Mr. Darcy will be on the other side of the field.

Spicy Cinnamon Bun: Walking into a bakery you see and smell the baker just pulling out fresh cinnamon buns, and it hits your nose with a bit of that spicy cinnamon scent. You may even get the lucky chance to smell the slight undertones of fresh frosting drizzle on the warm buns.

Tavern Cider: The smell of fresh cider is the first thing you smell when you walk into the tavern. The smell of apple and ginger greets you when you sit at the bar before you order a glass. The barkeep is all but happy to indulge you.

Elvish Books: The smell of teakwood, cedar, and leather are the first smells that greet you when the high elf brings you into the library. You also smell the amber and sandalwood that they like to keep around for scents. Can't wait to pick up a book yet?