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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Creating with Passion: The Alchemy of Candle Design and Cooking
In both candle making and cooking, the joy of creating with passion comes from the sense of alchemy that occurs when different ingredients and techniques are mixed together. -
Life is much more joyful with colors!
It is said that each candle color has a different meaning. From the peace and purity represented by white candles, to the passion and fervor of the red candle, each color has its own symbolism.
