Handmade Welsh Candle

This shop is so lovely! The decor is so classy and tasteful, the owner was so friendly and informative about the products. The candles they actually make on the premises are very stylish and smell adorable. Lots of other beautiful gifts including Ashleigh and Burwood lamps and oils which are very well priced. This is a fantastic place, close to home where you can pick up beautiful presents for special occasions, or just treat yourself!!
Aug 26th, 2022

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Jun 29th, 2022

Let me explain to people who plan on leaving bad reviews because of the click bait articles you have been reading. You can in fact trademark dictionary definition words of any language. Welsh included! As it should be especially if you are Welsh business. You have a right to protect your business and branding as much any other language. Welsh and Gaelic marks are trade marked weekly. The register is publicly available for anyone one to check what words of all languages are being trade marked. That doesn't mean anyone owns these dictionary words. Just the use of them as branding in regard to specific goods/service they have applied for. Cariad and Hiraeth have been trade marked multiple times previously before this company did it for candles. Even Volkswagen have a trade mark for Cariad. Love has been trademarked as a word a lot more times than Cariad. You can complain how Hiraeth is important word in Welsh culture. Fair enough. However, this business doesn't own the word. There is no such thing as a Hiraeth smelling or type of candle and therefore that is why it is acceptable as a brand. The word Hiraeth is not protected in any sense from being a trade mark. It has already been a trademark for a beer and wine company for a long time but no one is complaining about that. Do some research before trying to boycott a business for making an effort to protect their branding. If you're a candle maker and you used these words then you should have applied for the trade mark first. Don't think there is going to be some sorta of word of mouth or moral agreement between all Welsh candle makers that would ever been taken serious legally.
Jul 12th, 2022