Carved candle "Amber Flame" large

The history of carved candles dates back to ancient times and is associated with the art of carving. The production of such candles has its roots in ancient civilizations where candlelight served not only as a source of illumination but also symbolized spirituality and mystique.

The tradition of carved candles began to develop thanks to artisans and craftsmen who started giving ordinary candles unique shapes by carving various patterns and ornaments out of them. These carved patterns and images gave the candles not only a practical value as a source of light but also an aesthetic significance, making them decorative objects for homes and religious ceremonies.

Over time, carved candles became an integral part of the culture of many nations. They were used in religious rituals, celebrations, weddings, and as gifts, symbolizing joy, light, and warmth.

With the advancement of technology and production, the manufacture of carved candles did not become widely accessible, as the manufacturing process remains lengthy and labor-intensive as it was before. Carved candles have retained their uniqueness and individuality. Contemporary artisans continue to uphold this tradition by creating carved candles in various forms: from classical patterns to astonishingly intricate and complex compositions, giving each candle its own distinctive character and aesthetic appeal.

Each carved candle embodies uniqueness and sophistication, demanding both experience and meticulous craftsmanship. The process of crafting carved candles is an art that blends technical mastery with creative intuition, taking a considerable amount of time.

Initially, the artisan takes food-grade paraffin to create the base - a blank form. The material is melted and poured into a mold to set.

Then, a complex coloring process begins. The solidified blank is dipped into preheated, colored reservoirs. After about 30 layers, the artisan starts the carving. This must be done swiftly while the candle is still warm, or there's a risk of rendering it unusable.

Following that is the labor-intensive carving process. Skilled artisans use various tools, primarily knives and blades, to create unique patterns and details on the candle's surface. It requires patience, precision, speed, and a special talent, as each tool movement leaves an impression on the candle, giving it character and refinement.

The carving process may involve intricate patterns, intriguing geometric shapes, or the use of decor such as beads. Every detail of the carved ornamentation demands attention to detail and inspiration to craft a harmonious and beautiful work of art.

The final stage involves the finishing treatment of the candle to add shine and protect the created design. The candle is thoroughly cleaned, leveled, and coated with candle lacquer. This makes each carved candle a unique artisanal masterpiece, radiating beauty and elegance in every detail.

Our carved candles are crafted with a special focus on safety and comfort. We pay meticulous attention to ingredient selection, hence our candles are odorless due to the absence of harmful chemical fragrances. This makes them an ideal choice for allergy sufferers, families with young children, and pet owners, ensuring a cozy atmosphere without the risk of potential negative reactions.

Our candles boast high levels of ecological purity and safety, and we take responsibility for the quality of each crafted item. Our experience and professionalism in candle making enable us to offer products that not only create a cozy ambiance but also maintain the safety of your home and the well-being of your family. We take pride in providing candles that not only embody beauty and aesthetics but also bring joy without posing any health risks.

1. Use of Candle Holders: Place candles on suitable candle holders or plates to prevent damage to furniture surfaces and ensure safety during burning.
   
2. Wick Trimming: Before use, trim the wick with a wick trimmer to 10mm to prevent smoking and ensure even candle burning.
   
3. Avoid Direct Air Drafts: Do not position candles near ventilation openings or air conditioners to prevent uneven burning.
   
4. Candle Burning: Extinguish candles when leaving the room. Never leave a burning candle unattended or within reach of children or pets.
   
5. Storage in a Cool Place: Store candles in a cool, dry area to prevent deformation or melting at high temperatures. Avoid placing candles in direct sunlight or near heaters as they may melt.
   
6. Handle with Care: Handle candles delicately to prevent damage to patterns or details, especially those with fragile carved elements.
   
7. Dusting: Periodically remove dust from candles with a dry, soft cloth to maintain their beauty and brightness.