Advent candle

The Hammershøi Christmas series includes a beautiful and nostalgic Advent candle. With a Kähler Advent candle, you not only create cosy lighting during the dark season, it will also spread a cosy Christmas atmosphere. The classic Hammershøi Christmas series has a simple yet sophisticated and traditional design. With its pure Christmas aesthetic and Nordic design, the series appeals both to those who love Christmas and those who love good design. Although the decorations on the series’ pieces are kept in a modern style, the white background is a perfect canvas for the many classic Christmas motifs, such as the nutcracker, the woven Christmas heart and the star hanging from larch branches – because the Christmas symbolism should be nostalgic and remind us of our childhood Christmases. The Hammershøi Christmas series’ Advent candle is also decorated with fine illustrations of candy cones, snowmen and Christmas candy on the candle's white background. The same beautiful illustrations are repeated on the vases, bowls, mugs, plates, dishes, candlesticks and all the other different products found in the Hammershøi Christmas series. The series consists of more than 30 different products, so there are plenty of opportunities to create a consistent Christmas theme throughout your home. 

Kähler is part of the Rosendahl Design Group – a family of design icons that withstand endless use and admiration. The Kähler story began in 1839, and the handmade design traditions that have been developed since represent a modern and sensual tale of design, where everyone is welcome. Kähler is associated with a heritage of innovative glazes, creative designs and distinctive artistic collaborations.

TheAdvent candle is also made in collaboration with artists Hans-Christian Bauer and Rikke Jacobsen, and is therefore completely in line with Kähler’s DNA.

The countdown to Christmas Eve is a cosy Christmas tradition that creates joy for both young and old alike, so why not do it with a beautiful Advent candle in Danish design that nods to Christmases of times gone by?