High quality, ethically produced candles and soaps from Cornwall and France
White Jasmine home and fragrance offers an extensive collection of candles and diffusers, made in St.Eval in Cornwall, on the rugged north coast. The fragrances inspired by their Cornish roots and English countryside. Their designs are earthy yet stylish from the simple elegance of their church candles to the beautiful simplicity of manila wrapped tin collection and our best selling Baroque range and white stone embellished pots that contain the ozonic sea salt fragrance or the fresh grapefruit and lime fragrance.
Throughout the year we select fresh herb and hedgerow combinations for the spring and summer, with orange and cinnamon, sandalwood, figgy pudding and inspiritus ranges for the autumn and Christmas times.
Included in the St Eval range is a collection of diffusers, like the candles, ethically produced using natural and sustainable ingredients. The range includes bay and rosemary, tuber rose, sea salt tranquillity and fig.
Complementing the Cornish collection, are some wonderful fragences, evocative of the south of France, from Savon de MarseilleThe range includes lavande, eglantine rose, verveinne, gigue, fleur d'oranger, available also in gift boxes. Do please call me, Jill Walker, and I will be pleased to advise you.
Throughout the year we select fresh herb and hedgerow combinations for the spring and summer, with orange and cinnamon, sandalwood, figgy pudding and inspiritus ranges for the autumn and Christmas times.
Included in the St Eval range is a collection of diffusers, like the candles, ethically produced using natural and sustainable ingredients. The range includes bay and rosemary, tuber rose, sea salt tranquillity and fig.
Complementing the Cornish collection, are some wonderful fragences, evocative of the south of France, from Savon de MarseilleThe range includes lavande, eglantine rose, verveinne, gigue, fleur d'oranger, available also in gift boxes. Do please call me, Jill Walker, and I will be pleased to advise you.
