Sandstone scented candle | Voile de Fleurs
49,00 €
Textured sandstone meets structured fragrance.
Earthy patchouli and sandalwood echo the mineral depth of the stone vessel. Iris and rose introduce refinement and balance. The matte finish enhances the grounded nature of the scent — warm, composed, quietly powerful.
Designed for interiors that value material honesty and architectural calm.
Inspiration
This candle collection is inspired by proportions and geometry. Known as the tale of twelve, each flat surface is designed at a 30° angle to subtly make a step towards forming a circle.
Shaped by twelve sides.
A quiet reference to the months, the passing of time, and the way a relationship is built — not all at once, but moment by moment, season by season.
Each candle is made entirely by hand, in small batches.
From melting and pouring the wax to centering the wick and finishing the surface, every step is carried out with deliberate slowness. This allows the material to behave naturally, resulting in subtle variations that make each candle singular.
No two pours are identical.
This is not corrected — it is respected.
Housed in sandstone mineral, this candle feels earthy, gritty just like a sedimentary rock.
Each component is selected not for efficiency, but for balance — between performance, safety, and sensory comfort.
This candle belongs on a shelf, a bedside table, a console — places where presence is felt rather than displayed.
When unlit, it remains an object.
When lit, it becomes atmosphere.
Candle Care
Let the candle burn until the entire surface is melted—this prevents tunneling and ensures an even burn.
Before each use, trim the wick to about 5 mm—for a soft, smokeless flame.
Do not burn for more than 4 to 5 hours per use. Let the candle rest before relighting.
Avoid drafts, direct sunlight, and excessive heat to preserve its fragrance intensity.
When 1 cm of wax remains, extinguish the candle. Reuse your handmade jar—it’s made to last.
Slow down, light it, and let the fragrance fill the silence.
Burn time: 30-33 hours
