Violet Dawn was born in the moment when night begins to soften into morning
It does not preserve darkness or daylight alone, but the brief color held between them
Purple roses emerge against a pastel pink form, carrying the final depth of night into the warmth of dawn
White and lemon limonium gathers between green miniature rose leaves, appearing like small points of light beginning to return
This piece holds the memory of a garden at first light — tender, transitional, and quietly awake
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every rose, leaf, and delicate limonium stem to find its own place
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Violet Dawn is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To soften the space. To preserve the moment when darkness first begins to bloom into color
A quiet botanical object, carrying violet roses through the pale light of morning