| Type | Ceramic Candle Jar |
| Color | As photo or custom |
| Size | 27*30 cm |
| Weight | 600g |
| Packing | Safe package for export or cumstomized |
| Price | Specific discussion, according to packing requirment, order quantity, price term |
| Use | Hotel ,restaurant and home |
| MOQ | 10 sets |
| Material | Ceramic |
| OEM Service | 7 – 12 days for sample , 45 days for delivery after sample confirmed |
Today’s candles are made of paraffin wax, which is refined from petroleum. In ancient times, before electricity was used, candles were especially important for lighting. But in the rapid development of high-tech today, people in daily life has generally no longer use candles, candles are more endowed with emotional colors, such as lovers meet, birthday dinner, memorial to the dead, pray for the future and so on, especially in memorial day and happy days, people will light candles. In addition, candles are often used as a physical or chemical experiment. Candle (candle) the kind that produces has a lot of, according to use purpose can divide commonly for daily use illume candle (common candle) and handicraft candle (special use candle) two big kinds. Lighting candles are relatively simple, generally white rod shaped candles. Craft candle can be subdivided into many kinds, can be divided into jelly craft candle and incense craft candle first of all. Generally due to the addition of ingredients to show a variety of colors (such as birthday candles), shapes also need to be made into a variety of forms (such as spiral, digital shape, etc.), can integrate novelty, decorative, ornamental, functional in one. The flame of a candle is divided into three parts, including outer flame, inner flame and flame core. The flame temperature is the highest, the flame core temperature is the lowest, and the brightness of the flame is the brightest.
Candle can be divided for extruding cylindrical wax, pointed bamboo wax, torch wax, wave wax, round head wax, flat head wax according to the shape commonly, color also has a lot of kinds.
