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Italian Ball Candle

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Italian Ball Candle

$55 Non-Member
$49.50 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+

Color:  Olive

Size:  Large

Item# 802325-166043 In Stock
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The Italian Ball Candle is a top-quality candle made by using the lacquer technique, an artisan method that creates a polished finish that resembles glass. Cereria Graziani, the makers of the Meloria Candle, is one of the last manufacturers in Italy that still uses this technique, and have been making candles since 1805. These Italian Ball Candles are suitable for any setting, from casual gathering to formal events. Burn time for large candle is 100 hours; small candle burn time is 66 hours.

The extremely reflective finish of these ball candles is achieved through a handmade process by Cereria Graziani’s artisans. Each candle is initially dyed by immersing it in a special wax bath for 24 hours. The candle is then immersed in a natural cellulose-based varnish which takes up to six days to dry. Graziani doesn't use ovens to accelerate this process; rather, the company believes that a slow and natural drying system guarantees an excellent product.

  • Designer
    Chiara Lanzoni
  • Size
    4.7"diam.
  • Material
    Lacquered Paraffin Wax, Cotton Wick
  • Year of Design
    1950
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Italian Ball Candle - Olive

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