Pearly White Tumblers with Grey Speckles. Scent: Plum and Rhubarb
Nogale Castle, also known as the Rundāle of Kurzeme, is located in Ārgale Parish, Talsi Municipality. When I visited, the grand building, like many such structures, was caught in ownership disputes and falling into neglect. Later, I read that in 2024, a new owner emerged, promising to restore its former splendor. Regardless of what lies ahead, I was enchanted by Nogale Castle’s pink columns and the unique pearly white finish of its exterior. Inspired by these memories, I created a collection of concrete tumblers with a sand-grain and pearly finish in tribute to Nogale Castle.
The natural soy wax candle in a concrete tumbler is our most popular product. We’ve crafted countless design variations, with our creativity in making these vessels knowing no limits. We embrace bold experiments, explorations, and moods, giving each concrete tumbler a distinct character while maintaining clean lines and minimalist elegance. Available in small (height 8.5 cm), medium (height 11.5 cm), and tall (height 15 cm), the pearly white tumbler with grey speckles fits seamlessly into any interior, standing out without altering the overall ambiance. The fresh, tangy scent of plum and rhubarb fills the room with a delightful note of crisp air and fresh fruit.
As the candle burns, the concrete tumbler warms, ensuring the soy wax burns completely without leaving residue on the walls. Once the candle is fully burned, the concrete tumbler can safely hold another candle or, after cleaning, be repurposed as a versatile interior object, such as a sturdy vase, for your creative use.
Small Tumbler: Upper outer diameter 8.5 cm, height 8.5 cm, soy wax weight 130 g, total candle weight 550 g, burning time 15 hours.
Medium Tumbler: Upper outer diameter 8.5 cm, height 11.5 cm, soy wax weight 180 g, total candle weight 790 g, burning time 20 hours.
Tall Tumbler: Upper outer diameter 8.5 cm, height 15 cm, soy wax weight 200 g, total candle weight 900 g, burning time 25 hours.
Designed by Kārlis Anitens, crafted by Elīna Muceniece.
