Baobab Collection - 'Riviera Santo Sospir Max 10' Scented Candle - 1.3 Kg| Heart notes | Green Apple |
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| Base notes | Cedar |
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| Head notes | Bergamot |
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| Olfactory Family | Aromatic |
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| Height | 10 cm |
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| Burning Time | 60 Hours |
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| Collection | Riviera |
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The Santo Sospir scented candle is made from hand-blown glass, where the transparency of the glass is enhanced by oval shapes in tangy colors, evoking organic shapes. The greens and yellows that randomly dot the glass can change in intensity according to the breath of the glassmaker.
The iconic Santo Sospir Villa is part of the heritage of the town of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. This villa, built after the war as a holiday home, has the particularity of having been completely painted with frescoes by Jean Cocteau.
The fragrance is an aromatic scent of bergamot, found in the top note. Treated almost like a soliflore, the fragrance is nonetheless set in a citrus freshness with notes of green apple and cedar in the base, off ering an irresistible roundness in symbiosis with the colors of the glass.
The subtle soul of man shines through in the creation of our hand-blown glasses. The incandescent material is wrapped around a rod, as the craftsman's breath brings the form to life. Colors appear thanks to the inclusion of confetti or strands of glass that appear randomly, as if by magic. hand-blown glass is a precious technique that embodies the craftsman's know-how.
The quality of our scented candles involves a specific burning ritual. Each time the candle is burnt, it is important to wait until the entire surface liquefies before extinguishing the candle. This will prevent the formation of craters which are unattractive and make burning more difficult. The first time you light your candle, it will always burn for longer than on subsequent occasions. Allow time for the first layer of wax to liquefy completely. The length of time this takes varies depending on the size of the candle.
Never burn the last 1cm (1/2 inch) of wax to avoid flames burning against the glass.
