Find What Fits Your Day
Two short quizzes. One reads the ritual you are building, the other your Ayurvedic constitution — both end with something from the live range.
Find your ritual.
Four questions. We'll point you to the piece that fits the day you're trying to shape — copper for the morning, flame for the evening.
Which part of the day are you shaping?
What are you reaching for?
How present should the scent be?
Is this a daily practice or an occasion?
The Love Ritual Set
Made for giving — warmth and connection, boxed and ready to hand over.
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The Ayurvedic Wellness Bundle
A copper-and-candle pairing that introduces the whole practice in one gift.
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Begin With Copper
The Jala bottle is the morning practice — fill it at night, drink at dawn. The copper glass keeps it going through the day.
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Breathe Easy
Eucalyptus, tea tree and peppermint to clear a heavy head and open the room.
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Tranquil Mind
Lavender, sage and sandalwood — a soft, grounding scent that slows an evening down.
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Lavender Haze
A clean, herbal Love candle for shared, restful evenings.
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Vata Balance
A massage candle — the warm wax becomes a balm for the body.
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What's your dosha?
Three questions. In Ayurveda, your dosha is your natural constitution — and it points to the body ritual that suits you best. No prior knowledge needed.
How would you describe your natural energy?
When you're out of balance, you tend to feel…
What does your body most want at the end of a day?
You Lean Vata
Air and movement — restless, quick, easily scattered. Vata Balance is built to ground: sandalwood, lavender and bergamot, melting into a warm balm.
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You Lean Pitta
Fire and intensity — driven, focused, prone to overheating. Pitta Harmony is built to cool and settle the day's heat.
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You Lean Kapha
Earth and steadiness — calm and grounded, but slow to shift when heavy. Kapha Awakening is built to energise and lift.
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Two quizzes · 3–4 questions each · recommendations from the live Tatva Krti range.