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The founder placing reed sticks into an Ìtùnú diffuser on a travertine table, low afternoon light through window blinds.

In Yorùbá, Ìtùrá The lit Ìtùrá candle on its walnut coaster, standing on a terracotta cube against a wheat wall, with a cut bergamot and pieces of amber resin at its base is to relax the body. Ìtọ́jú The Ìtọ́jú reed diffuser on stacked celadon and sage stone, with a white ginger flower and loose white tea leaves, under a leaf shadow is to tend and care for.

The name, Ìtùnú, was given by a grandmother, at birth, in Lagos. It means to calm the mind. Everything here is downstream of that instruction.
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In Yorùbá, Ìtùrá is to relax the body. Ìtọ́jú is to tend and care for. Your answers point to one.

  • The lit Ìtùrá candle on its walnut coaster, standing on a terracotta cube against a wheat wall, with a cut bergamot and pieces of amber resin at its base
  • The Ìtọ́jú reed diffuser on stacked celadon and sage stone, with a white ginger flower and loose white tea leaves, under a leaf shadow
  • The Ìtùrá reed diffuser on a wheat plaster plinth against a terracotta and wheat wall, with osmanthus flowers and half a bergamot
  • A hand holds the round solid walnut Ọ̀nà coaster upright, showing its raised rim and the debossed ìtùnú mark and wordmark, against dark wood and a dark marble surface.
  • The lit Ìtọ́jú candle on its walnut coaster on a celadon block against a sage wall, with half a lemon and fresh strawberries in dappled light
  • The Ìtùrá Complete Set on its walnut tray, the candle, diffuser and black tools on a terracotta bench against a wheat wall, with bergamot and amber resin
  • The three Ọ̀nà tools in antique bronze on a dark walnut bench: the scissor wick trimmer with its dogleg arm and round cutting disc, the snuffer with its cylindrical cup on a hinge, and the tapered wick aligner with its hooked tip. Each is etched ìtùnú.