Where to Order Candle Fragrance Oils in Bulk in Patna

The four-stage bulk path, costed

Here is the whole path for a 300-candle festive run built on three scents, priced from live listings. The rule behind it is simple: each stage should cost a small fraction of the next one, and each should answer a question the next one depends on. Stages one and two together are ₹2,018.90 — about 7% of the production order — and they are the difference between six kilos of proven recipe and six kilos of hope.

What to test before you buy kilos

Stage two is the only stage that produces evidence, so it is worth running properly. The layout below changes one variable at a time and finishes with a number you can put on a purchase order. Everything else — wax, jar, wick size, add temperature, pour temperature — stays fixed and written down.

The quote request, line by line

Above the listed 1 kg pack there is no published price, so what you are asking for is a calculation. A calculation needs inputs. The table is the six inputs, why each one changes the answer, and what a useless version of the same line looks like.

Put together, that is one message: "Hi CSI — 8 kg Sandalwood, 4 kg Jasmine and 4 kg Rajnigandha, repeating each quarter from October, delivering to Patna. GST invoice required and SDS plus IFRA documentation needed for Sandalwood and Jasmine. First delivery needed by mid-October for a Diwali run." It is answerable in a single reply, and it tells you something about the supplier either way — because how a supplier handles a precise question is the best available preview of how they will handle your reorder.

Three oils worth staging an order around

Chosen because each carries the full ladder from a 15 g trial to a 1 kg production bottle, so the whole four-stage path happens on one listing. Each card shows every size with the price per kilogram at that rung and how many 200 g candles at 8% each pack fills, at 16 g of oil per candle.

The other half: wax, wicks and jars in bulk

Fragrance is the expensive half of a candle by the gram and the small half by the kilo. Those 300 candles need 4.8 kg of oil and 55.2 kg of wax, and the wax side behaves completely differently in bulk because the ladders go much further: Luxury Soy Wax Chunks list to 10 kg, CSI 464 to 10 kg, and Natural Soy Pearl Wax as far as 50 kg. So the wax half of a bulk order is a combination of listed packs, not a quote.

Two conclusions a bulk buyer should take from that table. First, the wax bill on a 300-candle run is the same order of magnitude as the fragrance bill and often larger — ₹25,488 to ₹36,985 against ₹28,083.20 of oil, and that is before jars. Second, the wax half genuinely rewards larger packs where the oil half does not: CSI 468 steps down from ₹650 to ₹637 a kilo at 5 kg, and Natural Soy Pearl from ₹450 to ₹424.80. On most fragrance oils the per-kilogram price is flat from 100 g upward. So the sensible bulk habit is buy wax by the biggest listed pack you will use, and buy oil by the recipe.

Staging it against the Patna calendar

The only immovable date in this plan is the sale. Diwali falls on 8 November 2026, with Chhath in the days immediately after it and the wedding weeks behind that, so a single festive stretch carries most of the year's gifting volume — and it arrives after a monsoon during which very little sells. That shape makes the ordering rhythm here unusually front-loaded compared with a city that sells evenly all year.

Two practical notes about the Patna weeks specifically. The Chhath orders arrive after Diwali and are often placed late, so hold back some finished stock of one restrained, traditional scent rather than selling out entirely into Diwali — a sandalwood or a composed floral rather than a novelty gourmand. And plan the pour around the weather you will actually have: candles poured into a warm October room cool slowly and should be left to set fully before they are boxed, because a candle boxed warm is a candle with a marked surface. How early candle brands should order fragrance oils for Diwali covers the runway in more detail, and how much fragrance oil 500 Diwali candles need scales the same arithmetic up.

Above a kilo: the ceiling and the conversation

One kilogram is the largest fragrance size CSI lists on any of the 107 listings. There is no 5 kg and no 10 kg bottle, and a page that invented one would be inventing a price. So above a kilo there are exactly two honest numbers: the ceiling, which is the listed kilo multiplied, and the quote, which depends on your kilos, your mix, your frequency and your invoicing. The ceiling is useful precisely because it is unconditional — it is a price you can build a costing on without speaking to anyone.

A few commercial facts to hold alongside those numbers. CSI publishes no minimum order quantity — the floor is the smallest listed size, 15 g on 50 listings — so nothing stops a small Patna maker buying at exactly the same prices as a large one. No delivery time, courier arrangement or shipping rate is published anywhere, which is why every schedule on this page includes a buffer you set yourself. And sixteen listings currently show a sold-out 1 kg, so check that the kilo you are planning around is live before the label copy is written. Bulk pricing, GST invoicing and SDS or IFRA documentation on a named oil are all handled on the bulk line on +91 7397976926.

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