All candles are hand-poured in South Moravia. From the first pour to the final packaging, every piece is made with care and precision. The soy wax used is free of toxins and paraffin. Small imperfections such as bubbles or slight variations in color are a natural part of handmade craftsmanship.

Candle composition:

• 100% soy wax
• cotton wick
• fragrance blend made with IFRA-certified oils
• Jesmonite container (eco-resin)

Jesmonite is an environmentally friendly composite material made from a water-based acrylic liquid and a mineral base. It contains no solvents or VOCs, making it safe and sustainable.

Due to the nature of the material, small air bubbles or surface variations may appear during production. These subtle imperfections emphasize the authenticity of handmade work. After the candle has burned down, simply remove any wax residue and wash the container with warm water. The vessel can be reused as a small flower pot or pen holder.

The candles are poured into handmade containers made from eco-friendly Jesmonite, which are produced directly in our studio. In our collection, you will find candles:

• with or without top decoration,
• with cotton wicks or wooden wicks.

The behavior of the candle and the required care may vary slightly depending on the specific variant, so it is important to follow the instructions below.

First burn

⚠️ The first burn is crucial for proper candle performance.

Allow the candle to burn until almost the entire surface of the wax has melted, but do not overload it with excessively long burning.

⏱️ The maximum recommended burning time is 2 hours.

Burning the candle for too long during the first use may cause:

• overheating of the container,
• uneven wax melting,
• impaired performance during future burns.

Cotton wick care

Before every lighting (both the first and each subsequent use), the wick must be trimmed to a length of 3–5 mm.

A properly trimmed wick:

• ensures a calm and stable flame,
• extends the candle’s lifespan,
• reduces the risk of smoking and overheating of the container.

An overly long wick may cause:

• black smoke,
• an excessively large flame,
• excessive wax melting.

If the wick begins to drown in the wax, it has been trimmed too short. In this case, carefully remove some wax around the wick using another object. ⚠️ The candle must not be lit or hot while doing this.

Be careful when trimming the wick – loose soot may fall into the wax and cause it to darken. This effect is caused by improper handling and cannot be considered a manufacturing defect.

Candles with top decoration

With candles that feature top decoration, please note that:

• the wax may not melt all the way to the edge of the container,
• wax discoloration may occur due to the pigments and decorative elements used.

These are natural characteristics of decorated candles and are not manufacturing defects. These effects do not impact the candle’s functionality or safety.

Read our article on how to properly care for a candle.