Revolving Candle Lantern

The heat of the candle turns the shade above it, throwing moving cut-out shapes across the wall — pavilions, in the traditional pattern. No motor and no batteries; the flame does all the work. Five designs, and it is genuinely difficult to stop watching once it gets going.

Details

• Convection-driven — the flame turns the shade, no power required
• Five cut-out designs
• Projects moving shapes onto surrounding walls
• Supplied without tray
• Candle not included

How to use

Set it up in a room with no draught — a moving air current will stall or wobble the shade, which is the single most common reason these fail to turn. Light the candle and give it two or three minutes to build enough rising heat. A darker room and a nearby wall make the projection far stronger.

Care & safety

The shade gets hot: let it cool completely before touching or dismantling it. Never leave it burning unattended, and keep it clear of curtains and shelving above. Wipe with a dry cloth only.

A good gift for

The one people remember — it does something, which most candle accessories do not. Part of the accessories range at GLOW & AURA.