TOHAKU Candle
DESCRIPTION
TOHAKU candle is an homage to ‘The Pine Trees screen’, drawn by Tohaku Hasegawa, who is one of the most famous painters in Japan. The pine trees in his paintings are from the landscape of Nanao City, images drawn from the memories he recollected of his childhood home. The flame is an extension of the gentle lines of these trees, a reminder of their rustic simplicity.
Pairs perfectly with a KOMA Candle Stand. Please see additional info for size recommendations.
Made in Japan using sumac wax.
Please note that these are not large candles, see additional info for more details on size and burn time.
INSTRUCTIONS
These TOHAKU candles' flames burns bigger and brighter than other companies. The flame comes from a special wick made from a unique recipe dating back to the 16th century, and it is the symbol of ancestral wisdom. At a time when there were no electric lights, light means candles, and a lot of thought was put into making candlelight brighter. The wick is made from plant-based materials such as dried rush and washi paper, thus symbolizing the beautiful relationship between our ancestors and nature.
Style: TOHAKU S
Size: φ 1.6 cm x H 8 cm
Burn Time: 80 mins
Quantity: 6 pieces
Fits: KOMA Candle Stand Small
Style: TOHAKU M
Size: φ 1.9 cm x H 11 cm
Burn Time: 130 mins
Quantity: 2 pieces
Fits: KOMA Candle Stand Medium or FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder
Style: TOHAKU L
Size: φ 2.4 cm x H 14 cm
Burn Time: 240 mins
Quantity: 1 piece
Fits: KOMA Candle Stand Large
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TOHAKU Candle
INTRODUCTION
Takazawa Candle creates traditional Japanese candles, called "WA-ROUSOKU." These candles are hand-crafted from natural waxes and special plant-based, hollow core wicks, which are made from washi paper and wrapped in dried rush. This process and intention is a symbol of the beautiful relationship between our ancestors and nature.
They established their candle-making business in 1892 in the city of Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture within the Noto Peninsula of Japan. Today, Takazawa Candle are the only candle maker that keeps this tradition alive in Nanao.
SMALL BATCH PRODUCTION
A TRULY NATURAL EXPERIENCE
SUSTAINABILITY IN MIND
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