FIG TREE
FICUS CARICA
The fig is the fruit of the common fig tree, a tree of the Moraceae family, which grows throughout the Mediterranean basin where it has been cultivated for millennia.
In France, its cultivation was developed under Louis XIV, a great lover of figs. La Quintinye, his gardener, had more than seven hundred fig trees of various varieties planted in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles to satisfy the King's passion.
Details
Weight: 185g
Burning time: 45 to 50 hours
Dimensions: H: 9 cm Ø: 7.5 cm
How to care for your candle
We recommend letting your candle burn for about 2 hours so that the entire surface becomes liquid; otherwise, it risks tunneling around the wick.
Trim the wick before each use (ideal length: 3 to 5 mm).
To avoid smoke and soot, snuff the flame rather than blowing it out. Recentering the wick.
Tip: Light your scented candle 1 hour before having guests over, so that the fragrance has time to diffuse.
Never leave a candle unattended.