I just love it - my new favourite candle! I put it on, whenever I feel in need of self care, read a book or do yoga. It just creates this very special, soothing but empowering, positive atmosphere - the fact that it has 3 wicks and this harmonious but unique scent which spreads throughout my whole apartment makes it very special. It’s more than just a candle but has become a beautiful part of my apartments interior design and self care routine!

I received Roses & Tomatoes for Christmas and its my favourite scented candle now. The scent is unique, the fragrance paints a Mise-en-scène of freshly cut flowers; a sunny day in the green house; hands immersed in soil; a basket of freshly harvested tomatoes - stimulating and refined. It's a vibe!

Greetings from California, USA! This review is for the Roses and Tomatoes candle, which I received as a birthday gift and have been enjoying for several months now. It truly has been the gift that keeps on giving, and I find myself saving it for those times when I really need to feel grounded and at ease. This scent is surprisingly harmonious, as you would not immediately think of roses paired with tomatoes, but as someone who loves to garden, this has been a uniquely perfect candle for me. I can light this candle in one room and enjoy its scent throughout my home. I look forward to my next POTC candle. Bravo!

I am sat here this evening burning this oddly satisfying candle, Burnt Basil. It’s presented in a beautiful minimalist white glass jar and looks cool, clean and modern with the aesthetics of a talented designer. The 350g of wax is made of a coconut rapeseed blend and it has three wicks, which burn straight and true for up to 50 hours. I’ve lit Burnt Basil for the last three evenings, acquainting myself with the curious aroma in different settings. It’s just so edgy and original. I looove the smell of basil but this is not your typical herby green basil fragrance. The notes are bergamot, Persian basil, wood smoke and parsley. There’s an almost anise accord from the basil and the throw feels deeply herbal but in a warm, glowing way rather than being overly verdant. The wood smoke is lightly acrid - imagine burning palo santo - and it’s balanced by a fresh grassy parsley note. I don’t know. It shouldn’t work. It’s really not an easy aroma. It’s certainly not what I imagine most people would aspire to make their home smell like. Most people. But this is not for them! This, my loves, is for those of us who like to do things differently. Those of us who want to be challenged. Us who crave new and different experiences. Untypical us. We don’t conform to the norms. And so I continue burning it. I find myself reaching for the scent in the air. Searching it out. Catching it. Puzzling over it some more, yet thoroughly enjoying every moment. Its artfulness is unrestrained, untamed. And it’s completely charming and totally unique. Tom @thescentiest

I love the simple design and the particularly unique fragrance compositions of the candles - they are not only a great decorative object but their fragrance fills every room in a very special way 🤍

I bought two candles, and with both, I was very sad when they were eventually used up. Rarely have I received so many compliments for a candle. My friend would occasionally ask if I wanted to light the candle that smells like a luxury spa and massage moments (burnt neroli), and even when friends came to visit, one of them immediately said, "Wow, it smells so good in here, like vabali." Another friend wondered why my hair smelled so good after I had been working in the room where the candle was lit all day. The scent simply radiates a luxurious and relaxing fragrance and is also very intense. I was particularly surprised by how long-lasting the candle was, and everything had melted away except for the last bit of wax. No annoying wax residues that need to be painstakingly removed from the container. Highly recommended!

Let me introduce Basil like you’ve never it known before. Herbaceous in a way that is warm and spicy, this leaf veers from fresh and green to bold, aromatic and wonderfully unique. This is Basil smoked with smouldering wood and lightened by the spiky sweet tones of aniseed and bergamot. There is a subtle layer of greenness offered by grassy parsley and almost the memory of lush plump leaves freshly plucked and fragrant between agile fingers. A powerful challenge, this striking presence is unusual and distinctive. The aesthetic is clean, minimal with an embossed metal lid, allowing this statement piece to speak for itself. For those daring and adventurous noses, this candle is a conversation starter.  I say so because my husband, usually oblivious to the varying fragrances of our home, repeatedly mentioned how much he liked this one and I had to stop him taking it to work with him. It’s 3 wicks ensure an easy meltpool and a mega-watt throw, though they do burn through the wax at a slightly faster rate, it’s such a large vessel you still get 50+ hrs. Mine lasted 62, working out at roughly just under £1/€1 an hr of quality, luxury fragrance. Pieces of the Cloud is a brand founded on principles of Art, Interior Design and Perfumery, disciplines which suffuse and enhance this customer experience. You can see it in the thoughtfulness of the packaging, the chic vessel and in the avant-garde scent combinations Karimah offers. Blends such as Roses & Tomatoes, Earl Grey & Iris of which I am very intrigued. I was unsure of the sound of Burnt Basil initially as I am very picky when it comes to herbal blends but this candle really appeals to my love of a smoky, original accord. Thank you Pieces of the Cloud for widening my horizons.