Listed on Maison&Objet. Featured in Maison Cosy magazine. This is not a candle. It is a permanent design object that happens to burn — conceived by two people in Bordeaux, inspired by Haussmannian geometry, and made to inhabit a considered interior long after the flame is gone.Each vessel is built on a twelve-sided geometric system — twelve faces, thirty degrees apart. The geometry of clocks, compass roses, and the facades of Haussmannian Paris.This scented candle opens with the luminous freshness of osmanthus — a rare floral with a quiet, apricot-like radiance. At its heart, ripe fig deepens the composition with a warm, creamy sweetness. The base settles into soft musks that linger long after the flame is extinguished.