n shades of turquoise and green, the Kamalo scented candle becomes a decorative object for summer homes. The baobab design is first printed on a biodegradable film using organic pigments. It is then applied to glass, which is heated to adhere to the material while retaining a certain transparency.
The fragrance of the Kamalo candle has beautiful citrus notes. Verbena is revealed in the top note, giving way to lavender still in bud and dry cedar for a woody base note with all the lightness of summer.
t all starts with an idea: a destination, a place, the memory of a setting, a happy moment. The power of creativity comes into play, and we decide to stylize a building, to revisit an abstract or figurative motif. The design takes shape and is then printed on a frame where natural pigments and precious metals fill in the details of the motif. The more colors there are in the design, the more frames are superimposed. Finally, the print can be brought to life on a biodegradable film, which is applied to the glass by hand like a decal, that fuses with the glass after passing through a 600-degree oven.