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A hand lifting the glass dome away by its knob, candle unlit beneath.
Lift the dome straight up by the knob and set it aside. The cloche never goes over a candle you are about to light.
Why you'll love it
Most candle accessories are decoration and nothing else. This one is decoration and a lid — the difference between a candle that still looks new on its fourth lighting and one that doesn't.
Clear glass, no tint
The dome is meant to disappear. What you see is the candle, its vessel and the label — not the thing covering them.
A solid marble base
Natural stone, heavy enough to stay where you put it. The veining runs differently through every base, so no two are quite the same.
Sized around the candle
Built to take a 220 g vessel, so the proportions are considered rather than approximate — the dome clears the wick without swallowing the candle.
Keeps the wax clean
A closed dome keeps dust and household debris off the wax surface, which is what keeps a part-burnt candle looking cared for.
Not tied to one scent
The candle is sold separately on purpose. Change the composition with the season and the cloche stays exactly as it is.
Care & use
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A hand lifting the glass dome away by its knob, candle unlit beneath.
Lift the dome straight up by the knob and set it aside. The cloche never goes over a candle you are about to light.
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A candle burning in the open, the dome resting beside it on the marble.
Leave the dome off for the whole burn. A flame under glass has nowhere to send its heat, and the glass has nowhere to send it either.
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A just-extinguished candle, a thread of smoke, late light.
Let the candle go out and the vessel cool all the way down. Warm glass against warm glass is the one thing to avoid here.
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The dome back in place over a cool candle on a console.
Replace the dome over the cool candle. Wipe the glass with a soft dry cloth when it needs it, and keep the marble out of standing water.
Styling
A coffee table, a bedside table, a console by the door. The cloche asks very little of a room — clear glass, pale stone, one curve — and gives a candle somewhere deliberate to sit rather than somewhere it happened to be left.
Styled beside books and a vase it reads as considered. Styled alone it reads as quiet. Either way the candle underneath stays clean and ready to light.
Frequently asked questions
Give a candle somewhere to sit
Glass Candle Cloche + Marble Base
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