Cylinder Candle [Pattern No:1]

TERRACOTTA
Cylinder Candle [Pattern No:1]

Terracotta is the name given to finely textured, matte, unglazed terracotta objects in colors ranging from yellow to reddish brown. Terracotta culture, which began in the Neolithic period in Anatolia, has survived to the present day, preserving many features such as decoration, form, and firing degree.

The Terracotta Collection was inspired by the Hittite pottery art. The products are colored using natural dyes on baked clay and the Hittite period geometric and figurative ornaments are applied in a stylized manner.

*As a natural result of hand production, there may be slight differences in texture, color and product dimensions.

Use your candle on a flat surface.
Make sure there are no flammable or combustible materials around.
If you are leaving the place, do not leave your candle burning.
Check if candles you have burned for more than 2 hours have become hot enough to damage your furniture.
Once the wax level at the bottom of the candle holder drops to 20 mm, extinguish your candle and do not use it.
After you extinguish your candle, do not move it while the wax is in liquid form.
Burn your candle in a place where children and pets cannot reach it. Do not put foreign objects such as matches into your candle.
Before lighting your candle, check the wick lengths.
The ideal wick length is 5 mm. If your wick is longer than 5 mm, shorten it before lighting.
A wick that is too long may cause a sooty burn.
If your candle overheats, extinguish it and relight it after it has cooled down.