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Faith-forward vintage Americana candle blending reverent symbolism with warm, heritage style. The label features a hand-lettered, retro-inspired crest with a central cross framed by waving flags and muted red, cream, and navy tones — a calm, respectful expression of belief and national pride. Choose an aromatic soy scent to add cozy, nostalgic layers while the reusable glass jar becomes subtle holiday or year-round decor for family gatherings and community events.

Product features
- 100% natural soy wax blend, 100% cotton wick and a glass jar
- One size: 2.8″ × 3.5" (7.1cm × 8.9cm)
- Burning time: 50-60 hours
- Choose from 12 different aromatic scents (including Unscented)
- Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Care instructions
- Keep burning candle within sight. Keep away from children and pets.  Never burn the candle near flammable items. 

Faith & Freedom Cross Candle, Patriotic Faith-Based July 4th, Vintage Americana

$22.15Price
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