The new NANAO series are perfect to use for dinners as their burning duration can be up to 130 min. They are all made in sumac wax with all natural ingredients making them not only beautiful but very eco-friendly. NANAO is the name of the city where TAKAZAWA CANDLE is located. It is surrounded by sea and mountains. There are five different candles, all with a motif of a different plant that grows in the Noto Peninsula. The candles are all named after a letter of the word "plant." The flame of the TAKAZAWA candles is bigger and brighter. This is due to the structure of the traditional wick which is thicker in diameter than the western counterpart's. The wick is made of the combination of WASHI-paper, rush weed, and silk fiber, all derived from the nature as well.

HAZE Sumac Wax Candle Nanao -N

Name: HAZE Sumac Wax Candle Nanao -N
Brand: Takazawa Candle
SKU: TAKZ-039

SKU: TAKZ-039

$17.80

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Haze Sumac Candle NANAO-L

The new NANAO series are perfect to use for dinners as their burning duration can be up to 130 min. They are all made in sumac wax with all natural ingredients making them not only beautiful but very eco-friendly. NANAO is the name of the city where TAKAZAWA CANDLE is located. It is surrounded by sea and mountains. There are five different candles, all with a motif of a different plant that grows in the Noto Peninsula. The candles are all named after a letter of the word "plant." The flame of the TAKAZAWA candles is bigger and brighter. This is due to the structure of the traditional wick which is thicker in diameter than the western counterpart's. The wick is made of the combination of WASHI-paper, rush weed, and silk fiber, all derived from the nature as well.
Precautions for Use

How to burn a candle safely

1. Japanese candles burn with a large, bright flame. Keep the candle at a safe distance from other items and do not place flammable items above the candle.

2.Candles will melt if left in warm places such as a car in summer, etc. Store them in cool places out of direct sunlight.

Before Lighting

1. Use a candlestick that is the correct size for the candle. Secure the candle up right making sure it doesn't wobble, and light it in a place out of reach of wind and breezes.

2. A white powder may appear on the surface of WA-ROUSOKU. This is a trait unique to plant-based wax and occurs when the wax crystallizes. It is not a quality defect.

3. Please note you do not need to push down a candle until it reaches at the bottom of a holder. When a candle stops and does not go down any further, it is the right place.

4. Warm up wax left on the candlestick with warm water, melt, and rinse. Wipe the candlestick with a soft cloth and make sure to dry the candlestick completely before using it again.

While Burning

1. While the candle is burning, cut the black burnt part of the wick down to adjust the size of the flame. A specialist wick trimmer is recommended for this. Melted wax may splatter if you extinguish the candle by blowing it out.

2. Do not place lit candles close together. Heat from one candle may cause the wax of a nearby candle to melt and run. Keep candles within your line of sight.

3. Do not leave a room without fully extinguishing the flame of any lit candles.

4. Please only light candles in appropriately maintained rooms.

5. Do not place candles near flammable materials. For example, please avoid placing candles near furniture, beds, carpets, books, or other paper materials.

6. Keep lit candles out of reach of children or pets.