TAKAZAWA Candle
Kome-no-megumi Candles (Set of 12)
Kome-no-megumi Candles (Set of 12)
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Product Description
Takazawa Candle was established in 1892, being one of the oldest candle makers in Japan. Producing traditional handmade candles derived from plant-based raw materials, using techniques that haven't changed since 16th century.
Kome-no-megumi means the blessing of rice. Rice holds significance within Japanese culture, it has been the staple food of Japan since antiquity. These candles are made with rice bran wax. They have a tall intense flame, burning brighter than most modern paraffin candles – due to the wicks composition of dried reed wrapped around a washi paper cylinder. They also let off less soot and smoke, due to their plant-based materials.
We recommend pairing with the Koma Candle Stand - Small, sold separately.
Details
Measurements: 0.8cm x 7cm
Burn time: 30 min
Set of 12.
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About: Takazawa Candles
Takazawa Candle was established in 1892, being one of the oldest candle makers in Japan. They produce traditional handmadeJapanese Candles derived from plant-based raw materials, using techniques that haven't changed since the 16th century. Candles are made from the grace of plants such as the fruits of sumac tree, rice bran, and rapeseed flower oil.