This lovely boxed soy candle was inspired by Van Gogh's Roses. This exuberant arrangement created in 1890 is one of two rose paintings Van Gogh made during time he spent in Saint Remy, a time when some of his best-known works were created. Under the influence of Impressionists, Van Gogh experimented with his palette and brushwork, progressively introducing brilliant tones like the fresh spring green in Roses. Van Gogh described his still-lifes as "a series of color studies," and this bouquet of roses in full bloom vibrates with his fascination with color.
This hand poured soy candle, with scent notes of Freesia, Bergamot, Citrus, and Cedar, has the DIA logo on the glass container and comes in a presentation box with an image of Van Gogh's Roses.
A wonderful gift, this candle is equally comfortable in contemporary as well as in more classical interiors.
Custom designed by the Detroit Institute of Arts. The DIA is among the top five encyclopedic art museums in the United States, with a world-class collection on 65,000 objects that explore history and culture that can't be found in books, television, or the internet. Your purchase supports the DIA, a gathering place for everybody.
Materials: Glass, Soy Wax
Contains 8.5 oz. Soy wax with a 50-hour burn.
Measures 3.5" H x 3 1/8" Diameter.
Handmade in the USA.
