Quong: Lemon Myrtle & Ginger Candle (Seconds)

These candles either have an imperfect label from the new collection, an old jar type, a jar with cosmetic imperfections like minor scratches, or use a previous label design. The scent, burn time and composition of the candle reminds the same, however these have now been discounted and marked as a sample.

Please note that seconds candles do not come with a lid.

For more information on the Quong candle click here.

Scent Notes
australian lemon myrtle
chinese ginger
indian lemongrass
australian tea tree
pink grapefruit
cedar leaf
green tea
cedarwood
musk

Namesake

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Mei Quong Tart came to Australia in 1859 as a nine-year-old in the Victorian gold rush. He later established a tea export business and set up tea rooms at a time when few places offered women the opportunity to mingle with ease. Quong’s tea rooms would hold Sydney’s first suffragette meetings.

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Mei Quong Tart came to Australia in 1859 as a nine-year-old in the Victorian gold rush. He later established a tea export business and set up tea rooms at a time when few places offered women the opportunity to mingle with ease. Quong’s tea rooms would hold Sydney’s first suffragette meetings.