Functional Sculpture
Some objects that are part of the interior can be difficult to classify. There are products that serve as ornaments, but also fulfill some function. Others seem decorations until we discovered that can be used also for something specific. In this case, the best way to define the creation of Liscious is as functional sculptures.
How to refer, but some structures solid walnut stand that can serve as a vase or chandelier? Their shapes impacting the eye, creating a great aesthetic appeal. But if they added a vase or a candle, the effect will be even greater.
Is firm Liscious Ontario (Canada) that was created in 1996 by Mara and Patrick Lajoie Minuzzo. Its aim is to offer products with original design, high quality and affordable prices.
These sculptures are sold together, in pairs. Each is made from a single piece of hickory, black color, which is polished with oil by hand to the finish. Both are used interchangeably in support of a vase (of type test tube) or elongated candle and come with four test tubes.
Due to its characteristics, these functional sculptures are perfect for a rustic living room dominated by wood and dark colors. Can be placed on a table, shelf or ledge. Two candles are the perfect complement to a romantic dinner, while, as a vase, can be renewed on a daily basis to change the flowers.
Sailing Cup
This well may sound strange, but if you look at the picture will certainly provide some relief in case … we will make a candle in the most simple, using the remains of what once was a set of teacups. This certainly is the easiest way is to approach the world of candles … We then make our candle cup.
The materials required are: taza, paraffin and wick.
Step by step procedure:
The first thing you do is heat the wax until it is ready. Once warm, pour the wax into the cup, put the wick (if we help a better marker), let cool and ready. And we have our candle cup.
To this wing of the picture colors are used, but at home you can use any dye if you want, they can also play with some aromatic essence.
The idea is to exploit the incomplete sets of cups, but the same happens with some games of cups and other household items … candles do everything they encounter!