Blooming candle
OwnerKim Jeffrey Waltersinventor
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A blooming candle is described as an ornamental candle that transforms between different appearances as the candle burns. The candle has a tapered body that extends along a longitudinal axis from a top portion to a bottom portion, where the top portion has a larger diameter than the bottom portion. Vertical grooves are cut into the outside surface of the tapered body to form segments. When the candle is burned, the center portion of the candle about the wick melts according to the candles defined heat radius. As the candle continues to burn, the wax material begins to soften and the segments between the vertical grooves will begin to separate away from the tapered body. As melting continues, the segments continue to separate in an outward and downward direction, resembling petals from a blooming flower. The described candle structures have a predictable ornamental change in shape during the burning process.
A candle apparatus that is arranged for placement in a candle base that is placed upon a flat surface, wherein the candle apparatus is arranged to transform between different appearances as the candle apparatus burns such that the candle apparatus transforms similar to blooming petals of a flower, the candle apparatus comprising:
A candle apparatus that is arranged for placement upon a flat surface, wherein the candle apparatus is arranged to transform between different appearances as the candle apparatus burns such that the candle apparatus transforms similar to blooming petals of a flower, the candle apparatus comprising:
A candle apparatus that is arranged for placement upon a flat surface, wherein the candle apparatus is arranged to transform between different appearances as the candle apparatus burns such that the candle apparatus transforms similar to blooming petals of a flower, the candle apparatus comprising:
A candle comprising:
A candle comprising:
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