The Spice Bazaar

The Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey, was built in 1455 under the order of Ottoman Sultan Fatih Mehmet. It was meant to become the center where merchants could sell their spices and generate profits for the sacred Hagia Sophia, which lies nearby.

Despite enduring numerous natural disasters, the Spice Bazaar grew into Istanbul's trade hub. Due to Istanbul’s location at the heart of the Ottoman Empire, it became the trade center between continents. It became the point where East and West met. Even today, it has preserved its historical glory. With this stylish scented candle, you are transported back to the magical time where East and West converge.

The warm and romantic scents of myrrh and orange welcome you into the Spice Bazaar. As the merchants work to catch your attention, you wander through the narrow streets while the fragrances of ginger, cinnamon, and clove greet you. The soft tones of caraway seed and vanilla bring a soothing sense. Immerse yourself in the world of scents and spices from both the East and the West.

Top notes: Myrrh, Orange
Heart notes: Ginger, Cinnamon, Clove
Base notes: Caraway seed, Vanilla