Candles
Palais De Bulle
Palais De Bulle
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Design Inspiration:
Palais Bulle; a striking home built in 1989 in Théoule-sur-Mer, near Cannes, France, designed by the Hungarian architect Antti Lovag.
Fragrance:
The first breath carries you to the tranquil edges of a pristine pond, where waterlilies release their sweet, aquatic bouquet. Daffodils, heralds of spring, bring their sunny disposition to the blend. Palais Bulles exudes a sense of purity and serenity, calming your spirit and invoking a deep connection to the soothing embrace of nature.
Dimensions:
Height: 6-7 in
Diameter: 3.5-4 in
Top Notes:
Daffodil, Waterlilly
Candle Guide:
• Natural Soy Wax (230-250 grams)
• 100% Natural Fragrances.
• Stoneware jar with food grade glaze.
• Burn candle in sight. Do not burn a candle on or near things that can catch fire.
• Keep the burning candle away from children, pets, and flammable materials.
• Trim extra wick before each relighting.
• Do not burn candle for more than 3-4 hours at a time.
• Allow to cool before relighting.
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Care Instructions
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Ceramic Guide
1. Introduction:
This brief guide will help you get started with using your ceramic products safely and effectively.
2. Handling and Care:
Handle ceramics with care to prevent chipping or breakage.
Avoid exposing ceramics to extreme temperature changes, as rapid shifts can cause cracks.
Wash ceramics by hand with mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh abrasives.
Allow ceramics to cool before cleaning or placing in cold water after use.
3. Serving and Display:
Use ceramics to serve food at various temperatures, from hot to cold.
For acidic foods or liquids, use ceramics with a food-safe glaze to prevent reactions.
Showcase ceramics in well-lit areas, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent fading.
4. Storage:
Stack ceramics with care, using soft cloth or paper between items to prevent scratching.
Avoid crowding to prevent accidental knocking and breakage.
Store ceramics in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture damage.
5. Decorative Ceramics:
Handle decorative ceramics gently to avoid damaging delicate elements.
Clean dust with a soft brush or cloth. Avoid using water unless explicitly stated as safe.
6. Repair and Restoration:
For valuable ceramics, consider professional restoration for repairs.
If ceramics break, ensure all pieces are clean and dry before attempting repair with ceramic glue.
7. Caution:
Ceramics may have sharp edges if broken. Handle broken pieces with care and dispose of properly.
Contact: For specific care instructions, feel free to contact us at contact@abitterfeeling.com