Orange Pomander
Orange Pomander
Celebrate the warmth of a timeless holiday tradition.
Mood
Warm & Welcoming
A cozy blend of bright citrus and comforting spices that instantly makes your home feel inviting.
Couldn't load pickup availability
- Coconut Soy Wax
- Premium Oils
- Small Batch
The Moment
The Moment
The holidays are approaching.
Fresh oranges are decorated with fragrant cloves, filling the home with the unmistakable scent of the season. The kitchen is warm, laughter drifts from the next room, and every corner feels just a little more welcoming.
Orange Pomander captures that timeless holiday tradition in a fragrance that's both bright and comforting.
Fragrance Experience
Fragrance Experience
Sweet orange peel opens with a burst of fresh citrus before warm cinnamon and aromatic clove begin to shine. A smooth touch of vanilla softens the spices, creating a fragrance that's festive, nostalgic, and wonderfully balanced.
Fragrance Notes
Fragrance Notes
Top — Orange Peel, Apple & Peppercorn
A bright citrus opening with a gentle hint of spice.
Heart — Cinnamon & Clove
Warm holiday spices become the heart of the fragrance.
Base — Vanilla
A smooth, creamy finish that rounds everything together beautifully.
Perfect For
Perfect For
- Holiday decorating
- Thanksgiving gatherings
- Christmas celebrations
- Cozy kitchens
- Family get-togethers
- Gift giving
- Cool autumn evenings
- Anyone who loves warm citrus fragrances
Why You'll Love It
Why You'll Love It
- A beautiful balance of fresh citrus and cozy spices
- Inspired by a timeless holiday tradition
- Warm without being overly sweet
- Instantly makes your home feel inviting
- One of our favorite fragrances for entertaining during the holidays
Burn Ritual
Burn Ritual
Trim the wick to ¼ inch before each burn. Allow the wax to melt completely across the surface during the first burn to create an even wax pool. Burn for 2–4 hours at a time and keep away from drafts for the cleanest burn and best fragrance experience.
Pairs Beautifully With
Pairs Beautifully With
- Decorating the Christmas tree
- Baking holiday treats
- Hosting family dinners
- Mulled cider
- Holiday music
- Wrapping gifts
Share
