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Each of these fragrant soy candles has been set within a hand-carved alabaster holder, which is crafted from a single piece of stone and takes 45 man hours to complete. The lid is made from a 3mm-thick brass sheet, laser-cut with wood grains highlighting the main ingredient of the fragrance -- smokey wood. To create a custom scent for the W_Oud collection, we collaborated with Bombay Perfumery and came up with what is best described as an amalgamation of caraway and bergamot as top notes, cedarwood, cinnamon and leather as heart notes and patchouli, oud, tobacco and musk as the base notes. Each candle is packaged in a 3D CNC milled MDF box that emulates its holder, painted with PU and featuring a foam lining. Do not burn candle for more than 3 hours at a time. Allow to cool before relighting. 240 g Fragrant Soy Candle
| Name | W_Oud Candle |
| Product Code | wd-candle1 |
| Family Name | W_Oud |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor |
| Material | Marble |
Based out of Mumbai since 2011, Rooshad Shroff has created a unique practice based on the philosophy of integrated design. His approach to projects includes bespoke solutions to all elements in a space including furniture, products and materials. Rooshad is a graduate from Harvard University's Graduate school of Design & with a bachelor's from Cornell University. He has worked with industry stalwarts Zaha Hadid in London & OMA/REX in New York. Rooshad's work celebrates the handmade using techniques and traditional skills and is considered a vanguard in the modern resurgence of craft. He has been acclaimed in India and Internationally and his works have been exhibited at Venice Architecture Biennial (2010), Shanghai Expo (2010), "Design - The India Story" at Prince of Wales Museum, Delhi ID fair and India Art Fair.
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