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Human Skull Candle 1/4 Scale
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Human Skull Candle – 1/4 Scale
Specimen Collection
A miniature study in anatomy and form, the Human Skull Candle is cast at quarter scale and hand-finished in the timeworn tones of aged bone.
Its precisely sculpted hollows, curves and contours transform an anatomical form into a quietly arresting object, created for collectors, curious interiors and those drawn to beauty in unexpected places.
Unscented, with an approximate burn time of 20 hours.
Part of the FALLOW Specimen Collection, wax studies inspired by nature, the body and what lies between.
Dimensions
11 × 8 × 8 cm
Weight
129 g
Details
Natural wax blend
Wax dye and candle gloss
Organic cotton wick
Unscented
Care
Natural wax is soft and delicate, so subtle variations and surface imperfections may occur. The wax may also develop a pale bloom in response to its environment. This is entirely natural and can be gently removed with the warmth of your hand.
Candle safety
Always place the candle on a stable, heat-resistant dish large enough to contain the melting wax. Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep away from draughts, flammable materials, children and pets. Leave at least 10 cm between burning candles and trim the wick to approximately 5 mm before lighting. Do not move the candle while lit or while the wax is molten. This candle is not food or a toy.
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