Illuminate Your Space: Glass Candle Stick with Light

The ultimate collision of craftsmanship and light:

Borosilicate glass (containing 13%+ boron and 80%+ silicon dioxide) boasts an ultra-low thermal expansion coefficient of 3.3×10⁻⁶/°C, allowing it to withstand temperatures ranging from -20°C to 150°C without damage (even lighting a candle after removing it from the refrigerator without cracking).

During the hand-blowing process, artisans use a "spiral temperature-controlled blow molding method" to shape the Christmas tree's contours, creating fine 0.8mm vertical lines that rise in an orderly pattern along the tapered surface. Each line acts as a "conduit for light."

The iridescent coating (thickness strictly controlled to 50nm) deposited via a vacuum ion sputtering process "locks" the yellow, green, blue, and violet spectrum into the glass.

When an LED is turned on, light refracts along the vertical lines, creating a "flowing aurora waterfall," instantly transforming the wall into a vibrant tapestry.

When candles are used, the warm flames create a "vortex of light and shadow" within the cavity, while the vertical lines dissect the flames into thousands of golden and silver threads, infusing Christmas Eve with a romantic thrill of "a fusion of reality and fantasy."

Available in multiple sizes (e.g., 15, 20, and 25cm), the pieces can be stacked for easy display, from a single entryway piece to a dining table display, effortlessly creating layers of light and shadow.