Silver Buddha Candle

I didn’t buy this candle expecting it to change my atmosphere. I bought it because I was searching for something beautiful, something grounding. But the moment I lit the Cassis and Pomegranate Silver Buddha Candle by Thomson Ferrier, I realized this wasn’t just an object. It was an experience. The scent… it didn’t hit me. It held me. Dark cassis laced with the brightness of pomegranate—weaving through the air like silk. It reminded me of dusk in a place I’ve never been but somehow knew. There’s a richness, a depth to it, like a whispered memory that’s both sweet and soulful. It didn’t just smell good. It felt safe. And the vessel—this weighty, luminous silver Buddha—it sits like a quiet guardian on my shelf. There’s something reverent about it. I catch myself reaching out to it in passing, as if it carries more than wax and wick. As if it knows something I don’t. I’ve lit this candle on joyful mornings and during quiet nights. And every time, it brings me back to center. To presence. To peace. This isn’t just fragrance. It’s ritual. It’s stillness. It’s light in every sense of the word. If you’re looking for something beautiful, you’ll find it here. But if you’re looking for something that feels, something that meets you where you are—this candle is waiting for you

the Thompson Ferrier Silver Buddha Candle, and it’s such a beautiful piece! The design is stunning—more of an art piece than just a candle. The scent is soft, calming, and not too overpowering, making it perfect for unwinding at the end of the day. It adds such a peaceful vibe to any room, and I love that it’s long-lasting. Plus, once the candle is done, the Buddha figure makes for a unique decorative piece. Absolutely worth every penny!

I bought the Silver Buddha candle on a whim after listening to Raffi on a live event sale. I just wanted something nice for myself. When it arrived, I didn’t even light it at first. I just stared at it on my shelf with my other silver artifacts admiring my mini collection. It looked like something you’d find in a gallery—weighty, sculptural, insanely chic.

Then one night, I lit it while cleaning up dinner, and the scent just stopped me. It was calming in a way I didn’t know I needed, like walking into a quiet, expensive spa after a long flight. Since then, it’s become part of my little nighttime ritual. Light it, exhale, reset. Did I expect a candle to make me feel this put-together? No. But here we are.

What words can I use to describe a candle that is this remarkable? First purchase during Black Friday, and I wished I purchased more! It’s a piece of art and smells incredible!

My friend is obsessed with this candle.