Blog: A journey by candlelight
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The Art of the Table: An Enchanting Journey
Discover the enchanting journey of table art in my latest post. From its rich history dating back to ancient feasts to modern practices influenced by social media. Illuminate your special moments with my candles, which not only provide an enchanting atmosphere but also become the perfect finishing touch to create unforgettable memories around your table. -
7 Day Candles: The Secret Behind the Flame That Never Goes Out.
Explore the fascinating tradition of 7-Day Candles, rooted in ancient civilizations and used in a variety of spiritual practices. This post offers insight into their cultural significance and how to use them to manifest personal intentions, all within a world filled with light and symbolism. -
The Evolution of Residential Lighting
In my post today, I share a fascinating story about the evolution of domestic lighting, from candles to electric light, and how it has impacted our everyday lives. This article, written by Louis Platman, Assistant Curator at the House Museum in the UK, explores this intriguing journey. -
Unique Savoir-Faire: Warosoku - Japanese Candles
Discover the beauty of Japanese Warosoku candles, handcrafted with unique savoir-faire. They exude tranquility and charm, with clear and long-lasting flames. Vegan composition, made from rice bran and natural materials. A true reverence to light in the form of candles.
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Haute Couture of Sails
The shell method is one of the oldest candle-making techniques that fascinates me. This technique allows you to create candles with a uniform diameter throughout their height. Master candlemakers tie individual wicks to a metal ring and coat them with hot wax using a shell. Their dedication to excellence and perfection results in high-quality candles that transcend their decorative function. By choosing handcrafted candles, you are supporting the preservation of a cultural legacy and valuing authenticity and craftsmanship. -
Beauty and Well-Being!
Overall, we can say that candles are excellent tools for promoting well-being in various aspects of our lives. They can be used to create a calmer and more cozy environment, help with relaxation and stress relief, provide therapeutic benefits through aromatherapy, and can also be used in spiritual and religious rituals to improve our connection with our inner self or with the spiritual world. Finally, contemplating the flame of a candle can be a simple and pleasurable way to reconnect with yourself, with others, and with time, generating a very particular sense of well-being. -
Short History of the Birthday Candle
Blowing out candles on a birthday cake is an ancient tradition rich in history and meaning. From the ancient Greeks to the present day, the tradition has evolved and spread throughout the world.
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Why does a candle flame always point upwards?
Who has never found themselves admiring the flame of a candle and wondering why it always points upwards? If you are like me and have asked yourself this question, in this post we will discover together the fascinating science behind this curiosity so common in our daily lives. -
Secrets to caring for your candles and getting the best experience
There is a right way to care for your candles and a wrong way, which may come as a surprise to some. After all, how much attention does a candle need? But the truth is that there are a few steps you should take if you want to keep your candles in tip-top shape. -
Candles and Hygge: The Danish Philosophy of Coziness
Lighting is a key element of hygge, with 85% of people associating it with candles. Denmark uses more candles per person than any other country in the world, and 28% of Danes light candles every day. -
6 Reasons to Start Burning Candles Now!
Candles are more than just a source of light. They can do so much more for us and are essential for many different aspects of our lives, from decorating to creating a healthier environment. Check out six benefits below: -
Candle Clocks: The Alarm Clocks of Antiquity
Before electricity, the candle had many uses. They were a critical source of light, could be fixed to chandeliers or carried in convenient brass holders. Candles could also be used as alarm clocks - a function that is arguably obsolete now, but is an important part of the history of timekeeping.
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