The Tamegroute Green Scented Candle pays tribute to the ancestral pottery tradition of southern Morocco. Each jar is handcrafted in the village of Tamegroute, where this unique ceramic art has been passed down since the 16th century. Its irregularities are the hallmark of genuine Tamegroute pottery. These marks result from traditional kiln firing and natural glazes made from copper and manganese.

The candle is made from 100% vegetable wax. Its Mint & Tea fragrance releases a refreshing and soothing scent, evoking Moroccan tea rituals shared in moments of warmth and conviviality, enhanced by delicate accents of green tea, blackcurrant and star anise.

Small – 1 wick, 7cm diameter, 40 hours burning life
Large – 4 wicks, 15cm diameter, 180 hours burning life

Frances Whitfield’s distinctive style is shaped by both her background as a permaculture gardener and a trained illustrator. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, her work celebrates plants, wildlife, and the relationship between people and nature. Combining detailed observation with playful colour and composition, her prionts bring warmth and joy to everyday spaces.

A relief print on handmade paper. The print is roughly A4 on on A2.  

Japanese trowel, all-round weeder, bulb-planter extraordinaire, and general subterranean rummager. The carbon steel blade runs right into the handle, so it’s tough and strong. Brilliant for planting bulbs, weeding and all sorts of garden stuff. Comes with a tough canvas sheath.

Dimensions: 167mm blades

Made in Japan