Smells Like a Simcha Scented Candle

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For generations, joyous celebrations have been at the heart of Jewish life, from weddings to bar and bat mitzvahs. The Smells Like a Simcha candle is designed to capture the essence of those special moments with an uplifting and elegant fragrance. The delicate top notes of Rose and Powder evoke happiness and connection, while a warm earthy base of basil and geranium offer sweet nostalgia, transporting you to the joyful celebrations of life’s biggest milestones.

Crafted to infuse your home with a sense of joy and warmth, this candle is the perfect way to elevate any Simcha or personal self-care ritual. Whether you’re celebrating with loved ones or creating space for reflection, this candle brings the energy of a heartfelt Mazel Tov into your everyday life.

  • Rose, powder, and mazel scented 
  • 11 oz soy wax blend candle
  • Natural wooden wick (trim before lighting for best results)
  • Limited-edition design

Do not leave any lit candles unattended.

About the brand

Adara Rituals

Adara Rituals is Tara Townsend's modern Jewish lifestyle line of hand-beaded holiday decor, candles and ritual objects, named for her daughter.

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About the brand

Adara Rituals

Adara Rituals is Tara Townsend's modern Jewish lifestyle line of hand-beaded holiday decor, candles and ritual objects, named for her daughter.

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Hand-beaded holiday decor

Adara Rituals started with a search that came up empty. Tara Townsend, a Wharton graduate and the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, went looking for Hanukkah decor that was festive, beautiful and meaningful, and couldn't find it. So she created it, and named the company for her daughter's Hebrew name, Adara. She wanted pieces that felt like they were "carrying the light of the Jewish people forward."

Each item has its own making story: hand-beaded pieces from a female-owned artisan workshop in India, metalwork etched and forged with centuries-old tools and techniques, textiles knit in small batches by a family mill, and candles poured by hand. Alongside the objects, the brand offers updated blessings and ritual guides written in the language of the Divine Feminine.

The range runs from beaded garlands, ornaments and placemats to Star of David throw blankets, candleholders and Jewish-themed scented candles.

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