Poison Peach

Poison Peach

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Poison Peach

Poison Peach

$35.00
Sale price  $35.00 Regular price 
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There are fruits that nourish...

…and fruits whispered about only in legends.

The Poison Peach is said to grow beneath moonlit branches where no birds sing and no traveler lingers for long. Beautiful enough to tempt anyone who sees it, yet rumored to carry an irresistible curse, it has become a symbol of forbidden beauty and dangerous desire.

Hand-poured in small batches exclusively for Ember & Earth, this sculptural candle captures the lush curves and velvety elegance of a perfectly ripened peach. Rich crimson tones and subtle marbling make every candle one of a kind.

Whether displayed on a gothic bookshelf, apothecary cabinet, Victorian centerpiece, or enchanted cottage shelf, Poison Peach is designed to be admired long before it's ever burned.


Features

✔ Hand-poured artisan candle

✔ Premium natural wax blend

✔ Cotton wick

✔ Beautiful sculptural décor piece

✔ Individually crafted with slight variations

✔ Perfect for gothic, cottagecore, dark academia, fantasy, Halloween, and Victorian décor

✔ Exclusive Ember & Earth design


Fragrance Options

🍑 Forbidden Peach
White Peach • Blood Orange • Vanilla Bean • Sandalwood

🖤 Black Plum & Patchouli

🌹 Dark Rose & Oud

🌿 Moss & Moonlight

🍷 Crimson Orchard
Peach • Black Cherry • Fig • Amber

 

Approximate Size

Height:
3.5 inches

Width:
3 inches

Weight:
Approximately 6–7 oz


Burn Time

Approximately 6–8 hours

For best results, burn on a heat-safe dish and never leave unattended.


Included

• One Poison Peach candle

• Ember & Earth care card

• Luxury gift box

• Story card from the Forbidden Orchard Collection


Story Card

The Poison Peach

"Deep within the Forgotten Orchard grows a single peach that ripens beneath the harvest moon.

Its fragrance is sweeter than honey, its skin softer than velvet.

Legend claims that one bite grants every wish the heart has ever whispered...

...but each wish demands something in return.

Most wisely leave it untouched.

Others simply take it home and admire its beauty."

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