Elephant Pillar candle

Description

Enjoy and re-use 

Did you know that our wondeful fairtrade candles for 45 hours, and that you can re-use them?  

They’re made from two types of wax, with the external patterned wax frame being extremely hard and durable. This frame holds its shape, so you can enjoy your stunning candle time and time again by putting a tea light or small candle inside! 

When re-using, we recommend burning the candle down to one-third of its height in order to keep its shape.

A unique and beautiful pattern 

Each candle in our collection has been expertly crafted by professional candle-makers in the mountain kingdom of Eswatini, so you can be sure of their exceptional quality. As they’re handmade, no two candles will be exactly the same.

The artisans shape these candles using the ancient ‘millefiori’ technique, which was perfected in Italy to create the finest glass sculptures. This technique was then translated into use with wax.  

“The most beautiful things are not perfect, they are special.” Bob Marley

Our Elephant print candles certainly are close to perfect and special. So, make sure to buy one (or more!) if you would like something a little wild and unique in your home or a beautiful gift for animal lovers.

As all candles are handmade, please expect some differences in sizing and patterns. 

Size

Please place a fireproof dish under all candles

Medium Pillar

Approx: 9cm x 9cm

Burn time: approx. 45 hours

User Guidance

To get the best out of your candle, please read the directions before use.

Keep the wick trimmed to 1/4 inch

Place the candle on a suitable container to contain any wax spillage

Burn away from draughts

Extinguish candle with snuffer  or back of a metal spoon taking care not to damage wick.

Pour off molten wax if necessary to enhance flame.

How this candles is made

The wax is coloured by mixing pigments with hot wax, which is then poured into flat sheets.

Sheets are marked, cut and then carefully layered according to the chosen design.

The resulting slabs are compressed, extruded and re-extruded and then sliced into thin veneers.