Home Decor

Crafted in Surrey, these taper dinner candlesticks are cruelty-free and feature a 100% cotton wick. Available in various colours, they provide an elegant touch to any table, stand or shelf.

Take advantage of our sale on black and brown dinner candles, with minor imperfections that don't detract from their charm. Already gift wrapped, they double up as the perfect present.

Our unscented decorative candles offer a subtle, warm glow without any overwhelming fragrances.

Combining them with our recycled glass or ceramic candle holders makes for a stunning display.

Get a bundle deal of 4 for £15!

Product Details:

Size: 26cm x 2cm (base circumference)

Approximate burn time: 3-4 hours each

Simple Leaf Design Crackle Glaze Ceramic Oil Burner. Please checkbox which colours you'd prefer - subject to availability.

• Material: Ceramic
• Suitable for use with: Water and oils.
• Candle Included: No
• Oils Included: No
• Safety Information: Use a good quality standard tea light and do not overfill the dish.

This set of three natural nesting storage bowls are woven by hand from renewable and sustainable jute fibres and feature a little fabric ReSpiin label stitched onto the rim.  

Hand made responsibly in Bangladesh from natural jute, a renewable and sustainable material.  

Wipe clean. Not suitable for use in very damp environments as the fibres draw moisture from the air.

Approximate size:
Large Bowl - 6.5cm x 16cm diameter
Medium Bowl - 6cm x 13.5cm diameter
Small Bowl - 5.5cm x 11cm diameter.

SUSTAINABLE

Jute plants are easy to grow, have a high yield per acre and, unlike cotton, have little need for pesticides and fertilisers. Jute grows during the rainy season in Bangladesh which is from June to October. The plants are ready to harvest in four to six months, after the flowers are shed.

The fibres lie beneath the bark around the woody core. To extract the fibre, the jute bundles are submersed in water and left for a few days until the fibres come loose and are ready for stripping from the stalk, then washed and dried. This is what the ReSpiin baskets are made from. The remaining jute stalks can be used in a similar way to wood pulp, or work well as a renewable source of cooking fuel.

Jute plants help to clean the air. During growth they take in three times more CO2 than the average tree, converting this CO2 into oxygen. Jute plants also enrich the soil. As these plants grow fast, they are often used in crop rotation. The leaves and roots left after harvest enrich the soil with micronutrients, maintaining soil fertility. Jute is 100% biodegradable.

The producer of the baskets in Bangladesh is committed to providing regular employment in a working environment that is safe and hygienic. They pay a living wage to all employees. They have developed an innovative way of producing jute rope and stylish jute baskets which means that can produce a much higher return from the jute than when it is sold for basic jute sacks.

NATURAL

The baskets and bowls are made from both natural jute and coloured jute. The coloured jute is 100% Azo free.

All products are tested safe for food contact.

ReSpiin is a homeware brand that has been designed and developed by Green Pioneer. It was created to showcase stylish recycled and renewable textiles. Their pioneering producers work with  materials that have a story to tell - whether that is about the way a material grows or the journey it has been on.

This set of three tall nesting baskets offers a practical and cost effective way of adding storage and texture to the home.

Each basket is woven by hand from renewable and sustainable jute fibres and has a little fabric ReSpiin label stitched onto the rim. The baskets vary in size and work well for all sorts of storage such as pens, keys, toys or even house plants (just ensure the plant pot itself does not have drainage holes!).

Made responsibly in Bangladesh from natural jute.

Wipe clean. Not suitable for use in very damp environments as the fibres draw moisture from the air.

Approximate sizes:
Large Basket - 13.5cm x 18.5 cm diameter
Medium Basket -11cm x 15 cm diameter
Small Basket - 8.5cm x 11 cm diameter

Due to the hand made nature of this product, sizes may vary slightly.

SUSTAINABLE

Jute plants are easy to grow, have a high yield per acre and, unlike cotton, have little need for pesticides and fertilisers. Jute grows during the rainy season in Bangladesh which is from June to October. The plants are ready to harvest in four to six months, after the flowers are shed.

The fibres lie beneath the bark around the woody core. To extract the fibre, the jute bundles are submersed in water and left for a few days until the fibres come loose and are ready for stripping from the stalk, then washed and dried. This is what the ReSpiin baskets are made from. The remaining jute stalks can be used in a similar way to wood pulp, or work well as a renewable source of cooking fuel.

Jute plants help to clean the air. During growth they take in three times more CO2 than the average tree, converting this CO2 into oxygen. Jute plants also enrich the soil. As these plants grow fast, they are often used in crop rotation. The leaves and roots left after harvest enrich the soil with micronutrients, maintaining soil fertility. Jute is 100% biodegradable.

NATURAL

The baskets and bowls are made from both natural jute and coloured jute. The coloured jute is 100% Azo free.

All products are tested safe for food contact.

RESPONSIBLY SOURCED

ReSpiin storage bowls and baskets are hand woven in Bangladesh through a supplier working towards WFTO membership. The supplier is committed to providing regular employment in a working environment that is safe and hygienic, and they pay a living wage to all employees. Together they have developed an innovative way of producing jute rope and stylish jute baskets which means they can produce a much higher return from the jute than when it is sold for basic jute sacks.

These stunning watercolour prints are created by talented local artist Becky Corcoran. Lovingly painted and handmade, we’re thrilled to stock her beautiful work.  

Each print is A4 in size, presented unwrapped with a backing board and mount frame, ready for you to place in a frame of your choice.  

Looking for something larger? A3 and A2 prints are available to pre-order! If not currently in stock, they’re typically delivered to us within the week.

Large, simple, spotted ceramic oil burner. Please checkbox which colours you'd prefer - subject to availability. Colours: White, Grey or Turqoise. 

• Material: Ceramic
• Suitable for use with: Water and oils.
• Candle Included: No
• Oils Included: No
• Safety Information: Use a good quality standard tea light and do not overfill the dish.

Handmade by Susan in Uganda. We have a brand together called 'Nyabo' which means Madam in Lugandan.

Each design is unique and even the buttons have kitenge! 16" cushion covers.

Buy 2 and get 10% off! Stylish, one-of-a-kind and supporting good, buy Nyabo


Handmade by Susan Opok in Uganda. Jess first met her in 2011 and they have always chatted about setting up a business together. When Lemon & Jinja started they created Nyabo, a kitenge business making bespoke products. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Take care when washing. Oh, and be kind, that's always nice. Wash at 30 celsius max with similar colours. Do not tumble try, do not iron, do not dry clean.

Stylish, one-of-a-kind and supporting good, buy Nyabo. Add a splash of colour to your home by using kitenge bunting over 'regular'! The stunning Ugandan prints will be a talking point in your parties and festivities.

Dimensions: approx 5m with 14 triangles

This bunting is handmade by Susan Opok in Uganda. Jess first met her in 2011 and they have always chatted about setting up a business together. When Lemon & Jinja started they created Nyabo, a kitenge business making bespoke products. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Take care when washing. Oh, and be kind, that's always nice. Wash at 30 celsius max with similar colours. Do not tumble try, do not iron, do not dry clean.

Storage basket made from natural seagrass, weaved together with recycled sari fabrics. Old saris are sold by households to pedlars in Bangladesh where they are upcycled into new items. The colour of each bowl varies depending on the sari fabric that is available at the time - each one is unique & sold separately! Made in Bangladesh.

If you want a specific colourway give us a email at hello@lemonandjinja.com and we can see what we can do!

Elegant and charming this recycled glass Sirsa candlestick has a pretty tapered shape and clear hammered glass finish. The holder is removable allowing you to also use it as an attractive stem vase. Style with a standard dining candle and blend a variety of heights and shapes for an attractive display. 

Available in clear, or sepia. 

Tapered dimensions - 13 x 10 x 10cm

Wide dimensions - 13 x 8 x 8cm

Tall dimensions - 17 x 7.5 x 7.5cm

To care for the item, we recommend washing with a mild dish soap and warm water to remove any excess wax after every use to prevent a build up. Please do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as this may damage the finish. Please position the candle securely. This product will get hot in use. Keep out of reach of children. Wait until fully cooled before handling. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

Approx 130cm x 95-100cm

Made from the offcuts of the other products that Susan makes for us! The blankets are made up of different squares with a coloured border. The perfect bedspread, baby gift, blanket for sofa... And more!

Handmade by Susan Opok in Uganda. Jess first met her in 2011 and they have always chatted about setting up a business together. When Lemon & Jinja started they created Nyabo, a kitenge business making bespoke products. The pattern is called ‘Kitenge’ and is East African.  Each sale from the Nyabo range makes a huge impact to Susan and the work she does in Uganda.

Take care when washing. Oh, and be kind, that's always nice. Wash at 30 celsius max with similar colours. Do not tumble try, do not iron, do not dry clean.