Navy 7cm Pillar in 8cm Glass Set - Med

This Centrepiece Set features a trio of 7 cm wide unscented Pillar Candles, paired with 8 cm wide Clear Glass Cylinders. Together, they offer durability and longevity, providing a clean, enduring burn. With the candle securely encased within the glass cylinder, both flame and wax are safely contained for worry-free enjoyment.

Enhance the atmosphere at events by arranging pillar candles of various heights in glass cylinders on tables or along walkways, adding a touch of sophistication. At home, curate a cosy ambience by placing this candle combo on mantels or side tables, infusing your living space with both warmth and style.

All Natural, and clean burning. Paraffin and GMO free. Vegan friendly, renewable plant-based wax.

Each Pack Includes:

Premium Pillar Candles:
1 Premium Pillar Candle 7 cm (W) x 10 cm (H)
1 Premium Pillar Candle 7 cm (W) x 15 cm (H)
1 Premium Pillar Candle 7 cm (W) x 20 cm (H)

Glass Cylinders:
1 Glass Cylinder 8 cm (W) x 15 cm (H)
1 Glass Cylinder 8 cm (W) x 20 cm (H)
1 Glass Cylinder 8 cm (W) x 25 cm (H)

NOTE:
Please be aware that the colour in the image serves as a reference only. Owing to variations in lighting and production batches, there might be subtle differences in the actual colour.

Our products are artisan-crafted and may exhibit minor imperfections due to the production process.

Adding candles to glassware, such as glass cylinders, will affect their burn time due to the added heat of the glass and the hot air trapped around the candle.

• Inserting the Candle: To avoid damage to both the candle and the glass cylinder, do not drop the candle into the glass. Hold the candle by the wick and slowly lower it into the glass at a 45-degree angle.

• Removing the Candle: For easiest removal, burn the candle down to the last 2 cm, then add warm water to the vase so that the wax disc floats to the top.

• Partially Used Candles: If the candle is only slightly used, removal is more difficult as the lip of the glass vase curves in at the top and the candle may have melted to fill the full width of the vase.
• Cooling Method: Using cold water, or placing the room temperature candle and cylinder in the fridge, can cause the wax to shrink and come away from the glass.
• Heating Method: Alternatively, use a hair dryer or heat gun to soften parts of the candle that may be catching on the glass. Be careful not to burn yourself on hot glass.

• Glassware: Adding candles into glassware, such as a glass cylinder or sleeve, affects burn time due to the added heat and trapped hot air. Burning a candle in too small glassware may cause rapid burning, dripping, or pooling.

• Dust Removal: Your candles may develop a light layer of dust, known as "bloom," due to the natural waxes and dyes. Simply wipe the candles with a soft cloth to restore their appearance.

• Wick Trimming: Trim the wick to 5mm before each lighting.

• Burning Surface: Always burn candles on a flat, level surface.

• Holder Use: Use an appropriate holder to protect surfaces and linens.

• Foreign Materials: Keep the candle free of any foreign materials.

• Extinguishing Flame: Use an appropriate tool to extinguish the flame. Extinguish when the candle is at least 2cm from the holder or base to prevent injury or property damage.

• Burn Time: Do not burn the candle for more than 4 hours at a time.

• Supervision and Surface: Always burn the candle within sight and on a heat-resistant surface.

• Children and Pets: Keep out of reach of children and pets.

• Drafts and Vibrations: Keep away from drafts, vents, and vibrations to avoid dripping and compromising the burn time. 

• Handling: Do not move the candle when lit or when the wax is liquid.

• Fire Hazards: Never burn a candle near anything that can catch fire.

• Candle Spacing: For optimal performance, do not place candles too close together. Position them at least 10 cm apart to prevent overheating and excessive dripping or pooling.

• Storage: Store candles in a cool, dark space, out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources to avoid fading, warping, or melting.