ALABASTER: WHERE LIGHT, FRAGRANCE, AND BEAUTY MEET
Treasured since antiquity by the Greeks, Egyptians, and Romans, alabaster is a stone admired for the warm, velvety way it filters light. Over time, it has given rise to works and artifacts now housed in some of the world’s great museums, yet its story does not end there. In ancient Greece, “alabaster” also referred to a handleless perfume vessel — the alabastros — an association that makes this Trudon creation all the more poetic: an object that carries forward, in its noblest form, the connection between light, fragrance, and beauty, designed to transform scented candles into striking sculptural presences.
USEFUL ADVICE
Used as a decorative stand to elevate and magnify the appearance of Trudon's alabaster-vessel candles. Carved from natural, veined white alabaster blocks sourced from Spain. A rough yet elegant mineral object with a "milky" translucency that filters light beautifully. Because it is made from natural stone, each base is a unique piece with individual grain and markings.
