Crimson Halo reflects the decorative traditions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when richly colored glass was a staple of formal parlors and dining tables. Pieces like this were often used to hold sweets, preserves, or small treasures, designed to catch and reflect light even before electricity was common in the home. The deep ruby hue and faceted life speak to a time when glassmaking balanced durability with ornament, creating objects meant to be both useful and admired. Its raised stem elevates the form, giving it a quiet stem elevated the form, giving it a quiet sense of ceremony and importance. Over time, vessels like this passed through many hands, adapting to changing homes and customs. Now, it has been carefully poured with wax, allowing its original purpose of holding light to return in a new way. Once again, it glows- reborn as a candle, honoring both its history and its next chapter. 
 
This vessel holds approximately 10.5 ounces of hand- poured wax carrying the scent of your choice.