Pieces like Bubbles & Ruffles, were inspired by early 20th-century art glass, when makers experimented with playful textures like controlled bubbles and soft, ruffled edges. The airy blue tones were meant to mimic water and sky, bringing sense of lightness into everyday spaces. Glass like this often appeared in small decorative bowls, used for candies, florals, or simply admired for how it caught the light. The "bubble" effect was created during the glassblowing process, trapping tiny pockets of air that shimmered when illuminated. Ruffled rims became popular for their organic, almost floral movement—each one slightly unique. Over time, these pieces became cherished for their whimsical charm rather than formal use. 
Bubbles & Ruffles brings the same playful elegance back to life. When lit, the glow dances through the bubbles, as if the piece is quietly sparkling within.
 
This vessel holds approximately 21 ounces of hand-poured wax, carrying the scent Velvet Atelier.