| Product Name | Ceramic Candle Container |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Size | 22*14*6cm |
| Weight | 0.7kg |
| MOQ | 10 |
| Color | Grey;Pink;Green;Blue |
| Feature | High Quality; With Lid |
| Payment | T/T, Credit Card, E-checking, Ali-Pay, Trade assurance |
| Logistics Service | EXW/FOB/CIF/DDP |
| Delivery time | 5-10 days(Sample), 25-35 days(Mass production) |
Ceramics is the tradition of 5000 years of Chinese culture. Ceramics is the general term of pottery and porcelain. People invented pottery as early as the Neolithic Age, about 8000 BC. Ceramic materials are mostly oxides, nitrides, borides and carbides. The flexibility of its use has led to a variety of creative applications in today’s culture and technology. Waxtai is a Chinese word, la tai in Pinyin, which means a utensil on which candles can be placed.
A candle is too thin to stand on, and needs a base to hold it in place. In the past, candles had two styles. One was as thick as the other, similar to today’s candles, but much thicker. The other is thick at the top and thin at the bottom, with a stick underneath. Therefore, the fixed candle base is divided into two kinds, one is with a “bottle mouth”, the lower end of the thin candle inserted in the inside, this kind of base is called “wax table”; The other had a sharp cone on which candles of the same thickness were tied. The base was called a “wax tie”. The ancient candle was made of beeswax, and after the Song Dynasty it was made of skin oil extracted from the seeds of a tree called Tallow. Skin oil is solid but not brittle at room temperature. Either material can be used with wax sticks. Modern candles are paraffin wax, which is brittle and can not be used.
