Apricot Sun was born from two expressions of warmth
It does not preserve sunlight as a single color, but the many golden and peach-toned shades it leaves across a garden
Yellow marguerites open like small suns, bright and immediate
Between them, miniature roses in deep peach and apricot tones gather with a softer warmth, bringing depth to the surrounding gold
This piece holds the memory of a sunlit afternoon — vivid, generous, and slowly turning toward evening
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every marguerite and miniature rose to find its own place
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Apricot Sun is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To hold the warmth. To preserve the color of sunlight as it deepens across the day
A quiet botanical object, carrying golden flowers beneath an apricot sun