"Vitrail" street art scented candle by Blaise

From the streets of Stalingrad to the artist’s studio, Blaise draws a line between graffiti and abstract painting. An art he once rejected, then learned to inhabit.

His candle tells this evolution, this story: one of gesture, mixture, and curiosity.

A graffiti that has lost its letters

The porcelain candle illustrates the artist’s journey, born from graffiti, discovering abstract art and then learning to appreciate new forms of art.

On matte porcelain, abstraction takes its place. Carte blanche for the artist, who imagines an abstract, graphic, vertical, resolutely urban decor. Light it, and the shell becomes translucent, the design lit from within.

The drawing is born in the studio, passes through the graphic designer’s office, and reaches the workshops of pad-printing craftswomen across the Loire, who apply the design to the matte artisan porcelain shells.