BAOBAB COLLECTION

Max 24 Stones Marble Candle

Marbled blown-glass candle. The leather notes create an elegant fragrance that is both delicate and powerful. Five strands of Egyptian cotton. "Stones" collection.
Main fragrances: Leather, tuberose, berries.Made in: Wax made in Germany.
Hair extensions made in France.
A candle in a glass jar, hand-blown by master glassmakers in Poland.
A fragrance developed in Grasse, France.
Handcrafted.Style tip: The Stones collection showcases stones that are as powerful as they are symbolic. Marble, the ‘resplendent stone’, the material of choice for artists and exceptional architectural works.
Agate, the stone of the gods and goddesses, with its deep green colour and soothing properties. Lapis lazuli, the ancient stone used in sacred works, with its incomparable blue colour.
Hard stones that seem to have been enlarged to their fullest extent to reveal their details. Each colour is introduced as the glass is blown, to create a material that is both dense and transparent, much like that of minerals. With Stones, the intensity of the stones blends with that of fire. Size & Fit: 5 strands.
Duration: ~ 400 hours.
Height: 24 cm.
Weight: 5.2 kg.Composition: Paraffin wax.
Strands of Egyptian cotton.Care advice: 1. Light your candle:
Do not cut the wicks before the first burning.
Light all the wicks on the candle and stay close to it
during the burning process.

2. During burning:
Wait until the entire surface has melted before
to blow out your candle.
Never let it burn for more than an hour once the
the entire surface is liquid.

3. After burning:
Before the wax has completely set, reposition the
strands vertically back to their original position.
Clean the inside of the candle regularly to prevent
the appearance of soot.

4. Cut the strands:
Have your hair trimmed regularly.
They must not exceed 0.6 cm (1/4 inch) to prevent smoke
blackening and soot build-up on the edges of the container.

5. Safety advice:
Never burn the last centimetre of wax to prevent
The flames do not burn against the glass.
A flame burning against the glass can shatter it.
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