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Medialuna shukla paksha (Waxing moon) candle

$ 10.09
Welcome growth and celestial elegance into your space with the Medialuna Shukla Paksha (Waxing Moon) Candle. Hand-poured from pure beeswax into a handcrafted half-moon ceramic jar and infused with a comforting sakura and plum fragrance, it brings calm and introspection to every moment.
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Embrace the gentle, unfolding energy of new beginnings with the Medialuna Shukla Paksha (Waxing Moon) Candle. Inspired by shukla paksha—the waxing phase of the moon symbolizing growth, hope, and fresh starts—this exquisite candle is designed to turn your space into a sanctuary of calm and reflection.

Hand-poured using 100% pure, natural beeswax, this candle naturally purifies the air by releasing negative ions for a clean, long-lasting, and soot-free burn. It is housed in a stunning, handcrafted half-moon ceramic jar that captures celestial beauty. Delicately scented with the warm, comforting fragrance of sakura (cherry blossom) and ripe plum, it evokes a serene atmosphere perfect for quiet evenings, moon rituals, or everyday mindful relaxation.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Half-Moon Ceramic Jar: An artisan-crafted vessel inspired by the waxing moon, symbolizing growth, renewal, and unique celestial decor.

  • Pure Natural Beeswax: Burns significantly cleaner and longer than conventional paraffin wax, providing a steady, golden glow.

  • Air-Purifying Properties: Naturally releases negative ions to help neutralize indoor odors and allergens.

  • Warm Sakura & Plum Scent: Infused with a soothing, floral-fruity aroma that calms the senses and centers the mind.

  • Repurposable Artisan Vessel: Once the candle has finished, the ceramic half-moon jar can be easily washed and reused as a striking tabletop accent or trinket holder.

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