Man candles.

I love this guy's initiative, and the fact that he has scents like Dirt, New Mitt and Campfire.



Almost every can has been purchased and the soup donated to a soup kitchen, hospital, church or other non-profit organization. A few empty cans have been donated to me. At this point over 3000 cans of soup have been donated.

Once the can is emptied, it's cleaned and the label is removed. That's about it, other than the making the candle piece.

We are trying to work with a few organizations to get recycled cans. Once we receive these cans we will be donating a portion of every candle sold to a local soup kitchen.

Man-Cans.com

(via the always interesting HUH magazine.)

Joy Candelabra.

I would love one of these.


White lacquered steel, low voltage, bulbs 6 volts, 08 watts. Dimensions: L 14.5" 10" high.

Huset-shop.com :: Design House Stockholm Joy Candelabra

Unusual/interesting candle holders.

I like.



Available at Park Life.

Pretty, pretty.

And only $5 each. Sweet.


Sophisticated in its simplicity, the glass votive is fashioned exquisitely after a traditional Japanese paper lantern. This refined piece is a treasure for special occasions. The glass base separates from the lantern for easy lighting and candle replacement.

the Home Port

(via Rare Bird Finds)

Thaw candle holder.

Freeze your own ice candle with Mathmos' Thaw. Fill the mould with water and freeze overnight, and then watch as your ice shade melts away, right back into the mould.


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