Tropical Melon Soy Candle (X-Large)
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$28.00 - Regular price
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$28.00
Description
The Oddly Brewed Tropical Melon Soy Candle (X-Large) delivers a burst of summery brightness in a sleek, reusable glass jar. Hand-poured in small batches in Monmouth County, New Jersey, this 14 oz soy candle features a crisp tropical melon scent reminiscent of fresh cantaloupe, making it a vibrant addition to any space.
Crafted from clean-burning organic soy wax and finished with a wooden wick, this candle offers a smooth, even burn while filling your home with a bright, fruity aroma. The elegant glass vessel with a bamboo lid can be easily cleaned and reused, making it both beautiful and sustainable. Each order is packed with biodegradable and recycled materials, reflecting Oddly Brewed’s commitment to thoughtful craftsmanship.
Why You’ll Love It
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14 oz X-Large candle for extended burn time
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Tropical melon scent inspired by fresh cantaloupe
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Hand-poured soy wax with a clean, even burn
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Wooden wick adds a warm, crackling touch
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Reusable glass jar + bamboo lid for sustainable style
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Small-batch made in New Jersey with biodegradable packaging
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What Makes Oddly Brewed Special to Us
Oddly Brewed stands out for its authentic coastal soul and maker spirit. Founded by Haley on the Jersey Shore, the brand embodies salty breeze, sea walks, and handmade charm. Every candle and piece is created with intention in her home studio—vegan, clean, and full of character. Their mission is simple: to replace polished sameness with something real, bold, and free-spirited.
