A candleholder is a technical device designed to securely hold candles and generate light, ensuring the controlled combustion of its wax-impregnated wick. When lit, it emits a soft, warm light with a color temperature around 1800-2000 K. The flame can reach temperatures between 800-1400 °C at its tip, while the wick’s cooler end may stay as low as 20 °C. It provides dynamic illumination, casting shifting shadows that create an intimate and enveloping atmosphere. Over time, its gradual use alters the surrounding space, crafting a unique visual narrative.
