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A Fragrent Salute to Poland | Wycinanki inspired candle
By Joy Inae Kim; Originally published on Trace Magazine
For those who have found SchemaMag.ca to be too "Asian" here is a POLISH Wycinanki inspired candle: Diptyque's Holiday 2009 Benjoin Candle! It was listed as #2 on Trace Magazine's 2009 holiday gift ideas for men. It's a salute to the folk art form of paper-cutting that had been passed down through generations of shepherds. It also promises to smell good.
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