Haze - Traditional Japanese Candle Gift Set of Four in Wooden Box
Four hand-crafted Japanese candles made from natural haze wax using traditional tegake-seiho layering techniques. Each produces a striking warm orange flame with minimal soot, ideal for creating a tranquil atmosphere. These candles embody the Japanese philosophy of appreciating beauty in impermanence. Comes in a refined wooden box, making it an exceptional gift.
HEMP: Rasen candle evokes harmony. Made with a mixture of hemp charcoal powder produced in Miyakojima of Okinawa Prefecture. Hemp has been considered a sacred plant in Japan since ancient times and is used in many rituals to clear heaviness in the air. You can feel the cleansing effects of the hemp charcoal, and this is why this candle is recommended for purification and relaxation.
ANICCA: Containing Indian incense in its wax, this candle cleanses areas for spatial tranquility. It is said that the lacquered incense originated from Indian ascetics applying the incense on their bodies to remove impurities. Rubbing one’s hands above the flame from this candle produces a similar experience.
SAGE: This Warosoku candle contains sacred herbs. These herbs have been used by Native American Indians in rituals and prayers since ancient times. The evaporated wax cleanses and purifies.
Details
- Perfect for use during meditation, journaling, thoughtful reflection
- Wooden Gift Box of four candles and burning stand
- Burning time approximately 60 minutes per candle
- Overall Dimension: L:9" x W:2.5" x H:1"
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Made in Japan
HAZE
HAZE is a warosoku (Japanese candle) maker based in Kawagoe, a city in Saitama prefecture. Using the ancient Japanese technique of “Tegake-seiho”, where wax is applied in sequential layers, HAZE's candles are entirely hand-crafted by skilled artisans.
Candles are made with its namesake plant, haze, the fruit of the Japanese wax tree. This natural material creates a powerful flame that produces very little soot. Haze wax is made in Fukuoka and Nagasaki, while the wicks are made in Nara. Following the traditional Japanese style, the production of the wick, wax and final candle is split into 3 parts.
Description
Four hand-crafted Japanese candles made from natural haze wax using traditional tegake-seiho layering techniques. Each produces a striking warm orange flame with minimal soot, ideal for creating a tranquil atmosphere. These candles embody the Japanese philosophy of appreciating beauty in impermanence. Comes in a refined wooden box, making it an exceptional gift.
HEMP: Rasen candle evokes harmony. Made with a mixture of hemp charcoal powder produced in Miyakojima of Okinawa Prefecture. Hemp has been considered a sacred plant in Japan since ancient times and is used in many rituals to clear heaviness in the air. You can feel the cleansing effects of the hemp charcoal, and this is why this candle is recommended for purification and relaxation.
ANICCA: Containing Indian incense in its wax, this candle cleanses areas for spatial tranquility. It is said that the lacquered incense originated from Indian ascetics applying the incense on their bodies to remove impurities. Rubbing one’s hands above the flame from this candle produces a similar experience.
SAGE: This Warosoku candle contains sacred herbs. These herbs have been used by Native American Indians in rituals and prayers since ancient times. The evaporated wax cleanses and purifies.
Details
- Perfect for use during meditation, journaling, thoughtful reflection
- Wooden Gift Box of four candles and burning stand
- Burning time approximately 60 minutes per candle
- Overall Dimension: L:9" x W:2.5" x H:1"
-
Made in Japan
HAZE
HAZE is a warosoku (Japanese candle) maker based in Kawagoe, a city in Saitama prefecture. Using the ancient Japanese technique of “Tegake-seiho”, where wax is applied in sequential layers, HAZE's candles are entirely hand-crafted by skilled artisans.
Candles are made with its namesake plant, haze, the fruit of the Japanese wax tree. This natural material creates a powerful flame that produces very little soot. Haze wax is made in Fukuoka and Nagasaki, while the wicks are made in Nara. Following the traditional Japanese style, the production of the wick, wax and final candle is split into 3 parts.
