Violet Afterglow was born from the final light resting upon a rosebush
It does not preserve the brightness of day, but the warmth that lingers after the sun has begun to disappear
Miniature roses unfold in shades of violet and lilac, some touched by quiet traces of yellow
Their leaves and slender branches move between the blooms, holding fragments of warmth among the cooler colors
This piece carries the memory of a garden at the edge of evening — softened, luminous, and almost still
Each candle is composed slowly, guided by the natural movement of every rose, leaf, and stem
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Violet Afterglow is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To hold the last light. To preserve the moment when color continues after the day has gone
A quiet botanical object, carrying the warmth that remains within violet dusk