Xerjoff Marrakech Tea Flavoured Candle 200g

Xerjoff Marrakech Tea Flavoured Candle is a luxury home candle that's hand poured into a porcelain vessel, and it offers a botanical tea-led scent that's distinct from those mass market alternatives. Hand poured and inspired by Moroccan riads, which blends mint, lavender, verbena and tea to calm and freshen up rooms, so your fragrance collection feels curated rather than generic, let's be honest. A xerjoff scented candle that lifts a space without overpowering it, and it's perfect if you like subtle, sophisticated scented candle scents.

Available Sizes & Variants:

200g candle - ideal for medium rooms with a porcelain vessel that's designed for even heat and consistent scent diffusion.

Benefits & Features:

• The long-lasting fragrance brings a calm, tea-led atmosphere to living rooms and bedrooms, so guests notice the difference without it overwhelming the space at all.
• Even heat distribution from the porcelain vessel reduces tunnelling.
• Hand poured porcelain presentation doubles as an elegant decorative piece, so the vessel stays useful after the wax is gone.
• Fresh botanical blend of mint, lavender, verbena and tea delivers a balanced scent profile that refreshes without smelling artificial, you know.
• Premium natural wax offers a smoother burn and fewer soot marks, which keeps walls and soft furnishings cleaner over time, and that's a nice touch.
• Curated for relaxation, the fragrance feels sophisticated and unique compared with mainstream options, making it a smarter gift or a grown-up treat for yourself.

Inspired by the quiet courtyards of Moroccan riads, the Marrakech tea candle was composed to evoke a gentle garden hush in a way, rather than a loud perfume display. Hand poured into a 200g Limoges style porcelain vessel and finished with premium wax, the build aims for steady heat and consistent scent throw across the burn, reflecting artisanal technique and a clear attention to presentation.

Made under Xerjoff's artisan standards and designed to suit most interiors, it's a refined, low fuss choice that looks as good as it smells. At least, that's what we've found.