Chapeau Candle Luce Di Colonia

Discover the exquisite fusion of design and fragrance with the two-in-one Chapeau! candle, inspired by Acqua di Parma's iconic Art Deco bottle and infused with the invigorating scent of Luce di Colonia. Crafted to resemble a classic hat, this unique home fragrance piece conceals two candles within its sculptural form. The glazed stoneware cap holds a 330-gram one-wick candle, while the handcrafted ceramic base, weighing 1600 grams, houses a four-wick candle, both emitting a pure, crisp illumination. Experience the tactile intrigue of matte and glossy finishes, meticulously crafted to highlight technical prowess and artisanal finesse, while the modern reinterpretation of the Acqua di Parma label adds a touch of elegance. Let the timeless Luce di Colonia fragrance fill your space with its harmonious blend of citrus, floral, and woody notes, radiating brightness and lightness throughout your home.

• Burning time: 120+ hours
• Do not burn each candle for more than 1,5 hours at a time. This will prevent the flame from becoming too high, which creates smoke and could stain the sides of the jars.
• Use an Acqua di Parma snuffer to extinguish the flame.
• Allow the candle to solidify before relighting it.
• Restraighten the wick in the wax after each use for consistent consumption of the wax.
• Regularly cut the wick with an Acqua di Parma wick trimmer (ideal length 5 mm for 330g candle and 10mm for 1600g candle) so that the wick does not stick to the wax and prevents the candle from emitting smoke.
• Keep the wax pool clear of matches and debris.
• Do not use the candle if the remaining wax level in the vase is less than 5 mm.
• Do not leave the burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, curtains, and pets.
• Do not move a burning candle or when the wax is still hot. Wait for the wax to solidify.
• Ensure that the wax of both candles is fully solidified before placing the candle-cap back on the candle-base.
• Do not place the candle on heat-sensitive surfaces, near flammable materials, an open window, or other candles.