D.L. & Co. candles are based on various poisons and are comprised of a patented blend of high-grade European waxes, many of which are used for luxury body creams and lotions. One immediately feels the difference in the wax when one runs a finger along its milky surface. Moist, but not greasy, it is virtually absorbed into the skin upon contact. D.L. & Co.'s candle wax formula not only burns cleaner than any other candle, it also houses the delicately balanced essential oils without altering their fragrance character. The wax in D.L. & Co. candles are specifically designed to have a low melting temperature, thereby yielding a greater liquefied surface area by which to better release the fragrance held within.
D.L. & Co. candle's love and appreciation for finely crafted glassware served as the inspiration for the distinctive scalloped glass that houses this fine candle. Evoking the fine vessels that flourished at the turn of the century until the middle of the 20th century, D.L.'s candle glass recalls the art deco period's penchant for organic yet stylized contours. The true brilliance of this floral design lies not only in its visual elegance, but also in that the form itself actually amplifies the fragrance while the candle is alight. When awakened, the D.L. & Co candle's fragrance reverberates into the air with a surprising liveliness.
Stitched in Burmese silk, these carefully crafted containers recall the boxes that held cufflinks and collars in a glorious day gone by. DL's candle is enclosed in a black satin ribbon imported from France, chosen for its exquisite sheen and weight.
t h e b o x
stitched in burmese silk, these carefully crafted containers
recall the boxes that held cufflinks and collars in a glorious
day gone by. your candle is enclosed in a satine ribbon imported
from france, chosen for its exquisite sheen and weight.
t h e t i s s u e
the meticulous interior of each box ensures your candle a
long life, preserving fragrance as its flame slumbers, nestled
in a cool embrace of hand – pleated tissue imported from
switzerland, exclusively dyed for d.l. & co.
t h e v e s s e l
mr. little’s love and appreciation for finely crafted glassware
served as the inspiration for this distinctive piece,
evoking the sublime vessels that flourished at the turn of
the century until the middle of the 20th century, it recalls
the art deco period’s penchant for organic yet stylized contours.
the true brilliance of this floral design lies not only
in its visual elecance, but also in that the form itself amplifies
the fragrance while the candle is alight. when awakened,
the candles fragrance reverberates into the air with
a surprising liveliness. the bowl is created from fine grade
australian sand, selected for its clarity, weight and ability
to display an intense hue. the bottom of each vessel bears
the artists initials, and every bowl is hand – tinted, hence
making each one unique.
t h e wa x
d.l. & co. candles are comprised of a patented blend of soy,
maple, and palm waxes. many of which are used for luxury body
cremes and lotions. one immediately feels the difference in
the wax when one runs a finger into the skin upon contact.
this formula not only burns cleaner than any other candle,
it also houses the delicately balanced essential oils without
altering their fragile character.
the wax in these candles are specifically designed to have a
low melting temperature, thereby yielding a greater liquefied
surface area by which to better release the fragrance
held within.
t h e w i c k
all wicks are hand braided cotton, and lead free. d.l. & co.
recommends that a ¼ inch wick be maintained on its candles
for best results.
The latest edition to the D.L. & Co candle line is Modern Alchemy. DL's Modern Achemy candles are inspired by the medieveal pursuit to transform un-precious metails into gold through combination of magic and science. Utilizing the rarest oif extracts, essences and absolutes, DL's Modern Alchemy candle line encompasses fragrances that conjure time and place, transforming environments from the mundane to the sublime.
