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Bond Candle With Liquid Fuel by Mohammad Meyzari

Bond Candle With Liquid Fuel

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

liquid fuel candle design, contemporary minimalist aesthetic, transparent cylindrical glass vessels, matte white ceramic bases, visible amber fuel, living flames, warm golden illumination, asymmetrical balanced composition, vertical emphasis, geometric clarity, material contrast study, tactile matte surface, optical transparency, borosilicate glass precision, handcrafted ceramic quality, pale neutral palette, cream white dominant, honey amber accent, soft diffused lighting, ambient glow, shallow depth composition, foreground emphasis, horizontal marble grounding, gray veining detail, Scandinavian design influence, Japanese ma principle, wabi-sabi philosophy, minimalist tradition, contemporary craft revival, functional sculpture, domestic ritual object, meditative atmosphere, serene contemplation, quiet elegance, elemental beauty, fire and light celebration, rhythmic height variation, musical notation visual, organic growth pattern, breathing negative space, warm neutral harmony, natural material honesty, essential form reduction, timeless ritual suggestion, intimate scale, gallery-worthy presence, illumination functionality, visual poetry, ephemeral flame texture, constant gentle movement, temporal passage marker, reflective mood, peaceful emotional register, sophisticated restraint, refined execution, precise craftsmanship, innovative fuel system, elevated utilitarian object, artisanal quality, modern heritage dialogue, cultural design synthesis

Bond is a refillable candle that burns liquid fuel. The design combines a glass fuel tank with a concrete base. The glass form recalls traditional solid paraffin candles, while the base shape is drawn from the molecular formula of the liquid fuel. Bond gives a real flame that remains continuous and stable, and the candle can be refilled instead of replaced. Concrete and glass were chosen as light, durable and low cost materials. The base is shaped by CNC machining, then cast in reformed concrete using a silicone mold.