
Candle Safety
Our candles are crafted with care — please follow these guidelines to enjoy them safely.
Candles are an open flame product. Please read all safety information before use. Keep the warning label on the base of your candle and refer to it regularly.
Always extinguish candles before leaving a room or going to sleep.
Long wicks cause soot, smoking and uneven burning.
Extended burns overheat the vessel and can cause the wax to behave unexpectedly.
Place candles out of reach on a stable surface where they cannot be knocked over.
Moving air causes uneven burning, excessive flickering and accelerates wax consumption.
The base can become very warm. Use a plate, coaster or candle tray.
Water causes wax to spit and can crack the glass. Use a candle snuffer or lid instead.
Burning below 1cm risks overheating the vessel. Repurpose the glass once finished.
The first burn matters most
On first use, allow the wax pool to reach the full diameter of the vessel before extinguishing. This typically takes 2-3 hours and prevents "tunnelling" — where wax forms a narrow pool down the centre, wasting the candle.