Zofija Home Perfume Candle – Grace in Bloom
Grace in Bloom brings a soft, uplifting scent that helps your space feel calm and balanced. Juicy fruit, airy florals, and warm woods create a smooth atmosphere that suits both rest and focus. It leaves the room feeling fresh, comforting, and quietly elegant.
£25.00
14 in stock
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Zofija’s handmade candles are made with natural soy wax from sustainable farms and infused with high-quality fragrance oils. Free from phthalates, parabens, silicones, and PEGs, these candles are vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and CMR-free. They burn cleanly and evenly, offering up to 35 hours of gentle, aromatic glow.
The matching reed diffusers use a naturally derived, vegetable-based base blended with grain alcohol and premium fragrance oils. Just like the candles, they contain no phthalates, parabens, silicones, or PEGs – and are vegan, cruelty-free, and CMR-free. Their delicate scent lasts up to 3 months, continuously refreshing your space with grace and elegance.
Zofija’s collection is thoughtfully designed for those who seek mindful luxury and timeless fragrance with a beautiful story behind the Zofija name.
Grace in Bloom:
Grace in Bloom by Zofija is a fragrance full of elegance and emotion. It begins with a bright and juicy mix of green mandarin, sweet orange, and pear, touched with a light aquatic freshness that feels clean and modern.
As the scent opens up, it reveals a blooming heart of water jasmine, mimosa, ginger lily, and water lily – floral and a little spicy, like a warm breeze in a summer garden. These notes bring a graceful energy, soft yet full of life.
The base settles into a rich blend of salted vanilla, sandalwood, amber, dried fruits, and smooth velvet woods. It’s warm, creamy, and slightly salty – like golden sunlight on skin.
Grace in Bloom is perfect for adding a soft, sensual atmosphere to your space. Whether you’re relaxing or working, this scent creates a feeling of calm beauty and effortless confidence. Let your home bloom with grace.
