Once again, the underwater world is where Cerabella will take you on a journey to discover the origin of Earth. A mythical being, an ancient object brimming with mysticism—its hypnotic spiral silhouette inspired by the distinctively prehistoric ammonite fossils.
The Ammon candle rests on a pedestal, discreet yet overwhelming, which turns this candle into a sculpture that attracts all eyes.
NoaNoa boasts the elegance of stark simplicity and suggestive bareness. A collection that epitomises the admiration Paul Gauguin felt when he discovered the island of Tahiti—a fascination that he never lost—shaped into a collection of unique candles.
NoaNoa is purity, innocence and beauty at its utmost amidst refreshingly sweet notes of gardenias, the flowers which Tahitian women used to decorate their hair and which serve as the basis for this collection. A fragrance that takes you from its crystal-clear turquoise waters to the lush parks and gardens of the wide Bruat Avenue on this island in the Pacific where the French painter loved to go for a stroll.
Manual shaping of this candle’s container leaves a mark in the form of a suggestive relief that makes each piece unique and one of a kind. Its dull white and grey colours make it the ideal candle to decorate the most glamorous parties and events, turning any space into a small slice of paradise.
We start the year with new, decorative, fragrant and perfectly designed proposals! The artists of Cerabella surprise us with new candle designs created for spring and summer.
Impatient to present this novelties, you will find us at the Intergift (Madrid) from the 6th to the 10th of February, Hall 7, Booth 04 or at the Ambiente (Frankfurt) from the 8th to the 12th of February in Hall 9.1, Booth F71
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The realism has shaped the wax, giving room to three different leaves’ shapes, as indicated by their name: “feuilles de cire“. Their fragance is intoxicating the senses, and it is moving us to a wild forest, where the trees are composed of wax’s leaves. And its wick is embraced by a natural scent, which emitted it scent with the wind breath.
As shown in a chord, the highest musical note is the Rhubarb’s scent, next to a fruit touch through the fig and apple’s leaves, and as a sweet farewell the last brief smell of vainilla. Feuilles de Cire is composed by 3 models, in 4 different autumnal colours, and also in golden, silver and copper. Every leaf comes with a handcrafted candleholder in a sophisticated and elegant present’s box, with golden stamping. The perfect present for a special occasion.
It’s time to lose yourself in the forest… without having to leave the city! Sometimes it isn’t necessary to go far to get relaxed and enjoy the natural world. In Cerebella’s shops we enjoy our weeks with a very particular landscape. Our chandlers surprise us with a new collection of candles for autumn-winter season. Their candles are inspired by pinecones. It’s perfect for those who love the countryside. Do you fancy having a look in our small urban forest?
Windows are opened to let Spring in with scented candles of florals and greens and glowing lotus flowers that will bring light to these warmer nights. The garden has filled the house!
The history of wax is full of symbolism.
As candlemakers we have the fortune of making a product whose value is usually enriched by the significance that people gives to candles once they are lit: from the wishes that will come true when blowing out the candles on a birthday cake, to the countdown to Christmas of the candles in an Advent crown.
Since ancient times, one of the most common meanings related to wax was the sense of gratitude offerings operated by the ex-votos.
In Cerabella, we have recovered the 1862 moulds of our original ex-votos to make these wax sculptures that bring to nowadays home interiors such a visual strenght:
The exhibition Cutting-Edge Spanish-Crafts opened in Washington on February 5th featuring a selection contemporary craft and design pieces including some Cerabella candles.
Curated by Tachy Mora and organised by Fundesarte, the exhibition will be on view at the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain, until March 29th, when it will travel to Lima.
The candles featured are designs by Sybilla and Jordi Labanda and they share this awesome space with creations of firms such as LZFlamps, Loewe, Vialis or Majoral.
Indeed, it is a great honour to be a part of it!
Majoral
Tachy Mora
Cerabella
Vialis
Loewe
LLadró
Sargadelos
LZFlamps
(All photos by Fundesarte)
We are so happy that the press keeps talking about Cutting Edge Spanish Crafts, the exhibition curated by Tachy Mora.
A selection of Cerabella candles is shown there together with the products of such firms as LZFlamps, Loewe or Vialis.
It is really worth the visit in order to take a glimpse to the interesting Crafts and Design scene in Spain right now.
26/I/2014 La Vanguardia, Magazine
11/2013 Diario Design
‘Cutting Edge Spanish Crafts. Innovation and design in contemporary craft industries‘, the book by the design journalist Tachy Mora, has turned into an exhibition.
What do have in common leading firms like Loewe and Lladró with individual craftsmen as the ceramicist Xavier Manyosa or the jeweler Enric Majoral? And a handmade carpet company as La Alpujarreña from Granada with La Granja Royal Glass Factory in Segovia? Or a candles firm like Cerabella with a lighting company as LZF Lamps?
According to Tachy Mora, all of them, each in their own way, share the determination to handcraft its products, providing them with a high-quality touch, sublime delicacy and creativity through a strong commitment to contemporary design.
Their stories and pieces, along with a representative set of artisans, designers, corporations, big companies, crafts industries or collaborative projects, are part of the exhibition ‘Artesanía Española de Vanguardia, Innovación y Diseño‘ -Cutting Edge Spanish Crafts, Innovation and Design-, which opened last 14th November in Madrid.
Powered by Fundación EOI – Fundesarte, the exhibition is a second round of the eponymous book ‘Cutting Edge Spanish Crafts‘, published in 2011 by Lunwerg in Spanish and English. Also promoted by Fundesarte, the book is a publication with an innovative approach that reveals the most contemporary side of Spanish Crafts, its interaction with the design field and the interesting harmony emerged between the two areas, in an incipient way at that time.
In just two years, the field of contemporary crafts has experienced spectacular growth, a global trend and unstoppable development that is crystallizing in Spain at high speed. The exhibition has been curated by the author, the design journalist Tachy Mora and aims to celebrate the rise of this phenomenon with a large show of 90 pieces and nearly 600 sqm in CentroCentro, one of the most outstanding spaces in the Madrid cultural scene, close to El Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museums.
Among other pieces, the visitor will find a selection of Cerabella’s design candles such as the collections by Sybilla or the candles by Jordi Labanda. So honoured to be there!
(Exhibition photos:Fundación EOI – Fundesarte)
