Twisted taper candles in an ombre that runs from blush at the base to deep rose at the tip.
The spiral is what makes a taper worth buying over a plain one. A straight candle reads as a line from across the room. A twisted one catches light along every turn of the ridge, so it has highlight and shadow before it is even lit, and it holds visual interest in daylight when the candles are still unlit and purely decorative.
The ombre finish means a pair or a row shifts color down the length of a table without you needing to buy three different shades. Set them in brass or glass holders down a runner, cluster three on a cake table, or use a single one on a nightstand.
They suit birthdays, baby and bridal showers, Galentine's dinners, and any table where the palette is pink and the mood is not formal.
