Patrice Lortz

Patrice Lortz

Farandole candles

Farandole celebrates the ancient craft of candle making through a playful and abstract interpretation of festive aesthetic. Just as intertwined candles, the architecture of these objects echoes cake, flower arrangements and garlands. Each candle is hand crafted through a dialogue between innovative and traditional manufacturing techniques. The ramified architecture of Farandole candles creates a singular and festive way of burning. As their wicks intertwine, the flames cross, merge, and separate, producing a luminous and ephemeral spectacle from which these candles take their name.

Material

Wax

Farandole celebrates the ancient craft of candle making through a playful and abstract interpretation of festive aesthetic. Just as intertwined candles, the architecture of these objects echoes cake, flower arrangements and garlands. Each candle is hand crafted through a dialogue between innovative and traditional manufacturing techniques. The ramified architecture of Farandole candles creates a singular and festive way of burning. As their wicks intertwine, the flames cross, merge, and separate, producing a luminous and ephemeral spectacle from which these candles take their name.

Farandole celebrates the ancient craft of candle making through a playful and abstract interpretation of festive aesthetic. Just as intertwined candles, the architecture of these objects echoes cake, flower arrangements and garlands. Each candle is hand crafted through a dialogue between innovative and traditional manufacturing techniques. The ramified architecture of Farandole candles creates a singular and festive way of burning. As their wicks intertwine, the flames cross, merge, and separate, producing a luminous and ephemeral spectacle from which these candles take their name.

Patrice Lortz

Patrice Lortz

Patrice Lortz