LA CHAPEAU! PICCOLA CANDLE

CHAPEAU!

luce di colonia

Continuing Acqua di Parma’s playful approach to scent and design, the 500g Art Deco silhouette reveals two candles, one in the base and another in the yellow hat-shaped lid.
Crafted with care, the base begins as unglazed porcelain, shaped and oven-set before being finely sanded to reveal its matte, tactile texture.
The lid undergoes a contrasting process: glazed, fired, and coated once more to achieve its glossy, radiant finish.
Each piece is completed with hand-poured wax and a hand-embossed plaque reinterpreting Acqua di Parma’s iconic label.
A collectible object that captures the essence of the Chapeau! universe in a charmingly compact version.
Elegantly timeless, the Luce di Colonia embodies the quintessential essence of our scent universe.
Inspired by the signature Colonia, it radiates brightness and lightness through your space with its harmonious blend of citrus essences, floral notes, and elegant warm woody accents.


To ensure the best experience from your scented candle, Acqua di Parma recommends:
- Do not burn each candle for more than 1,5 hours at a time. This will prevent the flame from becoming too high, which creates smoke and could stain the sides of the jars.
- Use an Acqua di Parma snuffer to extinguish the flame.
- Allow the candle to solidify before relighting it.
- Restraighten the wick in the wax after each use for consistent consumption of the wax.
- Regularly cut the wick with an Acqua di Parma wick trimmer so that the wick does not stick to the wax and prevents the candle from emitting smoke.
- Keep the wax pool clear of matches and debris. - Do not use the candle if the remaining wax level in the vase is less than 5 mm.
- Do not leave the burning candle unattended. Keep away from children, curtains, and pets.
- Do not move a burning candle or when the wax is still hot. Wait for the wax to solidify.
- Ensure that the wax of both candles is fully solidified before placing the candle-cap back on the candle-base.
- Do not place the candle on heat-sensitive surfaces, near flammable materials, an open window, or other candles.