Puakenikeni Soy Candle

Puakenikeni Soy CandleThe puakenikeni flower, or simply "pua", is indigenous to New Guinea and Northern Australia. It is grown in most Polynesian countries and its blossoms are a favorite in Hawaii for their beauty and alluring scent. Reminiscent of lei making and her days as a hula dancer, Designer Jalene invites you to experience and enjoy a fragrance from her tropical island home. Dimensions, Usage & Ingredients: 8 oz candle. 100% soy wax. Puakenikeni scent. 36 40 hours

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