Cloche En Verre

Originally, in the 19th century, newlyweds enjoyed keeping their wedding crown under a glass globe delicately placed on a wooden base. The bell jar adorned the dresser in the marital bedroom, an image of a home to come. Over the years, other symbolic objects were added to the delicate crown, such as small diamond-shaped mirrors symbolizing the number of children the couple desired. Today, during the 20th century, the object gradually lost its symbolic function to take on a purely aesthetic dimension and become integrated into interior decoration. Since the opening of its Parisian boutique, Cire Trudon has used period bell jars to showcase its candles. These exceptional globes have become true emblems of the House's ritual. The former Royal Cire Trudon manufactory now produces them to offer all its devotees the opportunity to magnify their candles in their interiors. Mouth-blown, the glass dome is adorned with the Cire Trudon logo and placed on a worked wooden base. A luxurious object that protects the candle and enhances its fragrance when extinguished.