Tudor Pomander Candle

A pomander was often worn in Tudor times by the rich and poor alike, especially when travelling outside of the home. The pomander was a mixture of aromatic herbs enclosed in a bag, a carved wooden container, or even ornate jewelry. People in Tudor times believed a pomander would help protect them from contagious illnesses and diseases.

The Tudor Pomander candle contains the most commonly used herbs in a pomander, including bergamot, lavender, and amber. The candle is soothing and relaxing with a scent reminiscent of a spa.