“Silberhorn 1858” travel candle

the story behind the scent

It smells of a prepared room in the pension, the window wide open with a view of the landscape. The first guest house was opened in Mürren in 1858. It is the first milestone for winter tourism in Mürren. It is rustic and functional, but the view is simply wonderful.

A fresh, floral fragrance with a retro touch.

Scent profile: linden blossom, rosewood, cedar wood, lily, bergamot, patchouli, oak moss.

All scented candles are carefully handcrafted in our studio in Lauterbrunnen.

We developed the ideas for the fragrance compositions ourselves and are therefore unique.

We use 100% premium eco soy wax and lead-free organic cotton wicks.

We use high quality perfume oils from a Swiss supplier.

The scents are delicate and well balanced to wrap your four walls in an elegant and pleasant room scent.

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