sister*hood vienna celebrates extraordinary design with a social conscience. in partnership with the contemporary ceramicist yvonne rausch and the local social enterprise öhtb, we brought our joint idea to life: this candle

it was poured at the "buntwäsche" workshop, by a group of six talented people eager to work with their hands. the öhtb is a non-profit organisation providing advice & training for people with disabilities to support their professional endeavors.

• after the candle's life has run it's course, you can use the ceramic vessel as a small catch all bowl.
• the ceramic bowl is dishwasher and microwave safe

how to clean the residue wax

Put the candle on a surface protected with a towel. Use wooden or plastic tool to remove as much wax as you can. Pour boiling water into the container, leaving room at the top. The boiling water will melt the wax and it will float to the top. Let the water cool and remove the wax. Repeat this process until you have no more wax left. Finish by cleaning the dish with water and dish-soap