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Bamboo Garden Torches

Iron Garden Torches

Colored Flame Lamps

Colored Flame Candles

Colored Flame Oils

Accessories & Sets

Miscellaneous

How To Buy

Oil Help & Tips

Safety & Warnings

Meaning Of Colors

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Pillar candles are widely used in daily life. There are many kinds of design and scents, however, people are reluctant to light them because they are so beautiful. Here we got a new idea- we could let the pillar candle burn, but not change its shape.

We named this pillar candle 'colored flame pillar candle'. Colored flame oil candles are in miniature oil lamps covered with wax, appearing to be an ordinary wax candle they are in fact oil lamps 'in disguise'.

We manufacture five kinds of color candle which burn in blue, purple, green,red and orange flames.
You just refill it after it burns for several hours. The beautiful extirior design of the candle will never change! It is a miracle. (?!)

Candle Use & Safety

How are candles made?
While modern candle-making processes vary, most candles are made through the timeless process of placing a cotton wick into parrafin oil or wax (which is then molded, dipped, extruded, pressed, rolled, drawn or filled into a desired shape and size).

What is the best way to store candles?
Candles should be stored in a cool, dark, dry place and, for tapers, in a flat position to prevent warping. When stored properly, candles can be enjoyed for years and play an important role in traditions.

Does the industry have standards for candles?
Domestic candle manufacturers have a long tradition of making high quality, long-lasting and safe candles. National Candle Association members – manufacturers and suppliers – are working with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) to implement voluntary standards for candles.