Handcrafted Japanese Traditional Candle (Flowers)

A never-fading flower that can be enjoyed throughout the seasons.

"Koto no Irodori" depicts the flowers that adorn the ancient capital throughout the four seasons, meticulously painted by skilled artists, one stroke at a time.
The tradition of illustrated candles, which was originally created to brighten up Buddhist altars during the winter when flowers were scarce, has been expressed with a modern sensibility.

The five candles are decorated with vibrant flowers that evoke the changing seasons.
When lit, the large, flickering flame gently illuminates the flowers, creating a calming and tranquil moment.
This is a masterpiece that will add color to your everyday moments, just like decorating with flowers.

Recommended occasions for gifts:
Seasonal gifts and hospitality for guests

Hand-painted, illuminating tradition.
The beauty of "presentation" loved by the shogun

E-Warosoku (candles decorated with painting) were once presented to shoguns and aristocrats, and were only available to a select few. We bring this dazzling and elegant tradition to modern life as a living art.

The production is carried out by Kyoto's highly skilled craftsmen.
A traditional craftsman who creates shapes using only the sense of touch of his fingertips , and a skilled painter who breathes life into a small canvas, a single candle .
The designs, born from the fusion of artisanal handiwork, are all unique, and just looking at them fills the space with a vibrant and refreshing atmosphere.

Ewa candles were originally created to decorate Buddhist altars and spaces during the winter when there are few flowers.
When lit, the image appears fantastically illuminated by the flickering flames.
Why not add the supreme "color" beloved by the Shogun to a gift for a loved one or to a quiet moment of self-discipline?

Please note that the candlestick is not included.