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A large vase moulded entirely out of wax in an upmarket Portuguese factory. Suitable for holding water.
Wax in the spotlight.
The house’s iconic raw material is reinvented to pave the way for new designs and breathe life into a series of new pieces. This collection is an ode to wax-making artistry
Craftsmanship
With full transparency
Made in Portugal
Materials: wax
Weight: 1380g
Size: ⌀ 17 cm; H26.5 cm
- To clean this item, use a soft, slightly damp cloth
- Do not place wax objects directly on delicate surfaces such as wood to avoid marks and stains
- Keep this item away from extreme heat sources (e.g. fireplaces, radiators, direct sunlight).
Based near Fatima in Portugal, Manulena produces the most beautiful wax in the world. The company originally made religious and lighting candles. Therefore, the wax needed to be of an exceptional quality to last the duration of processions and remain, as it burned, and from one event to the other, perfectly stable. Today, times have changed but the quality of the wax stays the same. It is melted into the simplest and most sophisticated shapes like this diptyque vase, a modern replica of vases from the time of the Medici.
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