Wick is made by winding dried grass around hollow cord of Japanese Washi paper which is made from paper mulberry or bush plants. The hollow core of the wick allows oxygen to be drawn up from the bottom so that the flame consumes more melted wax, thus increasing the combustion power and creating a powerful flame. The candle body is oſten made from natural ingredient such as fruit of the wax tree, lacquer tree, or rice brans.
About Traditional Japanese Candle Lighting a candle may call to mind your ancestors or those who are far away.
How to burn Japanese candles safely • Keep the candle at a safe distance from other items. • Do not place flammable items above the candle. Japanese candles burn with a large, bright flame. • Do not place lit candles close together or near heating device. It may cause the wax melted and dropped down. • Use a candle stand with the correct size, according to the hole at the bottom of each candle. • Secure the candle up right, so that it doesn’t wobble. • Place the candle in place out of reach of wind and breezes, even if inside of the house. • During burning, keep the wick ca. 1cm: cut the black burnt wick with the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer, so that the flame stays stable. • To extinguish, use the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer. Melted wax may splatter, if you extinguish the candle by blowing it out. • While burning, keep candles within your sight. Do not leave the room without extinguishing the flame completely. • Keep lit candles out of reach of children and pets.
features
Size: Ø12 x H95mm
Material: fruits of wax tree, washi paper, rush
Burning time: approx. 50 minutes each candle
Wick is made by winding dried grass around hollow cord of Japanese Washi paper which is made from paper mulberry or bush plants. The hollow core of the wick allows oxygen to be drawn up from the bottom so that the flame consumes more melted wax, thus increasing the combustion power and creating a powerful flame. The candle body is oſten made from natural ingredient such as fruit of the wax tree, lacquer tree, or rice brans.
About Traditional Japanese Candle Lighting a candle may call to mind your ancestors or those who are far away.
How to burn Japanese candles safely • Keep the candle at a safe distance from other items. • Do not place flammable items above the candle. Japanese candles burn with a large, bright flame. • Do not place lit candles close together or near heating device. It may cause the wax melted and dropped down. • Use a candle stand with the correct size, according to the hole at the bottom of each candle. • Secure the candle up right, so that it doesn’t wobble. • Place the candle in place out of reach of wind and breezes, even if inside of the house. • During burning, keep the wick ca. 1cm: cut the black burnt wick with the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer, so that the flame stays stable. • To extinguish, use the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer. Melted wax may splatter, if you extinguish the candle by blowing it out. • While burning, keep candles within your sight. Do not leave the room without extinguishing the flame completely. • Keep lit candles out of reach of children and pets.
features
Size: Ø12 x H95mm
Material: fruits of wax tree, washi paper, rush
Burning time: approx. 50 minutes each candle
Wick is made by winding dried grass around hollow cord of Japanese Washi paper which is made from paper mulberry or bush plants. The hollow core of the wick allows oxygen to be drawn up from the bottom so that the flame consumes more melted wax, thus increasing the combustion power and creating a powerful flame. The candle body is oſten made from natural ingredient such as fruit of the wax tree, lacquer tree, or rice brans.
About Traditional Japanese Candle
Lighting a candle may call to mind your ancestors or those who are far away.
How to burn Japanese candles safely
• Keep the candle at a safe distance from other items.
• Do not place flammable items above the candle. Japanese candles burn with a large, bright flame.
• Do not place lit candles close together or near heating device. It may cause the wax melted and dropped down.
• Use a candle stand with the correct size, according to the hole at the bottom of each candle.
• Secure the candle up right, so that it doesn’t wobble.
• Place the candle in place out of reach of wind and breezes, even if inside of the house.
• During burning, keep the wick ca. 1cm: cut the black burnt wick with the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer, so that the flame stays stable.
• To extinguish, use the candle snuffer or a metal tweezer. Melted wax may splatter, if you extinguish the candle by blowing it out.
• While burning, keep candles within your sight. Do not leave the room without extinguishing the flame completely.
• Keep lit candles out of reach of children and pets.