Crystal Magic Flower Candle - The Knight of Swords

Discover the Knight of Swords through this sophisticated gemstone candle, where Black Obsidian crystals and preserved botanicals frame a complex fragrance journey. A complementary tarot card accompanies each piece, inviting you to explore the narrative woven into Cedar Castle's layered composition. The scent opens with bright citrus and spice, transitions through whiskey and leather accords, and settles into a grounding base of cedarwood, patchouli, and vanilla. Designed for 22 hours of burn time, this candle merges mineralogical beauty with olfactory depth, offering both visual intrigue and sensory refinement for those drawn to symbolic, artisanal home fragrance.

"The Knight of Swords" Black obsidian is associated with enhancing insight and clarity. It is thought to reveal truths and provide a clear view of oneself and one's surroundings. It may help individuals see the truth in their friendships and release any negativity.

Chapter I "Once upon a time, in a far-off kingdom, there was a powerful Knight of Swords who wanted nothing more than to have the best swords in the world and win every battle. He had heard of a legendary creature, known as Hop Hare, who was said to possess magical scents that could imbue weapons with incredible power. Determined to acquire Hop Hare's aid, the Knight of Swords summoned him to his castle. Hop Hare, a wise and magical creature, appeared before the knight, ready to help. However, Hop Hare had different plans than the Knight had expected. As soon as Hop Hare arrived, he spent time with the knight and showed him the beauty of his kingdom and the joy that it brought to the people. He took the knight on a journey through the enchanted forests, pastures, and streams, where they encountered all manner of magical creatures. During their journey, Hop Hare taught the knight that happiness and spreading love and joy were much more important than any war. The knight was mesmerised by the natural beauty and peacefulness that surrounded them and began to see the world through Hop Hare's eyes."