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Made in Coventry, Rhode Island, USA
Cypress | Hinoki | Grapefruit
100% Natural and American Grown Soy Wax
8 oz | Up to 50 hour burn time
Scented exclusively with essential oils
Hand-Poured in Rhode Island
Vegan
100% Cotton Wick
USA Made Glass Vessel
The Tree of Purity
Once worshiped as a symbol of the sun goddess, The Hinoki tree has been revered as sacred in Japan for centuries. An emblem of purity and grace, the timber of the fragrant wood has been a traditionally used to build the most sacred of places; shrines and temples.
Still used in many Shinto ceremonies today, Its been said that even when cut down, the spiritual essence of the tree is still intact, aiding in its ability to create a restorative atmosphere.
Uniquely, the Hinoki woods of Japan fail to prosper in polluted environments, such as cities. Instead, growing mainly in areas where the air and water are exceptionally pure. The birthplace of Shirin-Yoku ( Forest Bathing ) originated in the Hinoki forests of Akasawa.
The rich text element allows you to create and format headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, images, and video all in one place instead of having to add and format them individually. Just double-click and easily create content.
A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing. For dynamic content, add a rich text field to any collection and then connect a rich text element to that field in the settings panel. Voila!
Headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, figures, images, and figure captions can all be styled after a class is added to the rich text element using the "When inside of" nested selector system.
Made in Coventry, Rhode Island, USA
Cypress | Hinoki | Grapefruit
100% Natural and American Grown Soy Wax
8 oz | Up to 50 hour burn time
Scented exclusively with essential oils
Hand-Poured in Rhode Island
Vegan
100% Cotton Wick
USA Made Glass Vessel
The Tree of Purity
Once worshiped as a symbol of the sun goddess, The Hinoki tree has been revered as sacred in Japan for centuries. An emblem of purity and grace, the timber of the fragrant wood has been a traditionally used to build the most sacred of places; shrines and temples.
Still used in many Shinto ceremonies today, Its been said that even when cut down, the spiritual essence of the tree is still intact, aiding in its ability to create a restorative atmosphere.
Uniquely, the Hinoki woods of Japan fail to prosper in polluted environments, such as cities. Instead, growing mainly in areas where the air and water are exceptionally pure. The birthplace of Shirin-Yoku ( Forest Bathing ) originated in the Hinoki forests of Akasawa.
The scent of fresh mountain air. A cloud of cool mist, rolling through old-growth forests. The clean aroma of Japanese Cypress and dry Cedar, washed clean in a bath of sparkling Pink Grapefruit, create an atmosphere of clarity and tranquility. More essential oil candles from MIZU are now available in Aidosss Store (Hong Kong).
Made in Coventry, Rhode Island, USA
Cypress | Hinoki | Grapefruit
100% Natural and American Grown Soy Wax
8 oz | Up to 50 hour burn time
Scented exclusively with essential oils
Hand-Poured in Rhode Island
Vegan
100% Cotton Wick
USA Made Glass Vessel
The Tree of Purity
Once worshiped as a symbol of the sun goddess, The Hinoki tree has been revered as sacred in Japan for centuries. An emblem of purity and grace, the timber of the fragrant wood has been a traditionally used to build the most sacred of places; shrines and temples.
Still used in many Shinto ceremonies today, Its been said that even when cut down, the spiritual essence of the tree is still intact, aiding in its ability to create a restorative atmosphere.
Uniquely, the Hinoki woods of Japan fail to prosper in polluted environments, such as cities. Instead, growing mainly in areas where the air and water are exceptionally pure. The birthplace of Shirin-Yoku ( Forest Bathing ) originated in the Hinoki forests of Akasawa.