Candle Sicilia - Sandalwood Fawn

65,00 €
65,00 €
Height9 cm
Diameter8.3 cm
Colours: Fawn

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Store availability
In stock - Shipped under 2 to 3 days
Made in FranceMade in France
Sustainable materialsSustainable materials
14 days to return14 days to change your mind
About

In the firmament.
Belonging to one of the House's flagship collections inspired by the colors of Sicily, the Sicilia candle is draped in majesty in a magnificent stoneware container adorned with vibrant hues.

Sarah Blue, Fawn, Black or Hawthorn, this truly precious object can be collected in all the scents associated with these colors for an evocative interior: oriental dream, sandalwood, fig flower and black amber. Once consumed, this candle easily offers a second life: table glass, tea light holder or pencil holder.

The mineral wax is poured by a French wax maker and contains a cotton wick that guarantees a clean and even burn.

Hand-poured in France into a ceramic container molded in Portugal.

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Daily maintenance using a soft damp cloth. for the container.

Before first use, cut the wick 5 mm from the wax, then:
- Always remember to cut it to this height before each use.
- Do not drop match (or other) residue into the wax.
- Use the candle in sequences of 3 hours maximum, allowing the wax to melt over the entire surface of the candle before extinguishing it.
- The cotton wick guarantees clean and even combustion
Features
The Artisans of Beauty - Ceramics

Ceramics is a material composed primarily of clays and natural minerals. Used for millennia, it is distinguished by its durability, versatility, and the creative freedom it offers. Depending on its composition and firing process, it comes in several categories: earthenware, porous and delicately glazed; stoneware, dense and resistant; and porcelain, fine and translucent.

Ceramics reveal a thousand nuances under the fingers.
Its nuances are not flaws, but evidence of a handcrafted process where each imprint tells the story of an artisan's hand.
Each piece tells a story of the time, fire, and patience required for its creation.
A living material, between mineral strength and tactile softness.