Candle, A candle is a solid block of wax (fuel) and an embedded wick, which is lit to provide light and heat. The wax, which is use in candle has several type Like, paraffin, beeswax, soy , waxes, Tallow and Gel ETC.

      Candles are made in different type of MOLDS to get the different shapes of candles. Like, Round shape molds, rectangular molds, Heart shape mold (mostly use to make candle near the valentine day, which is 14 FEB. to express the feeling to lovers) ETC. Some special shapes of candle are also use in some kind of FIVE STARS HOTLE for candle light dinner. These kinds of candle are made in other different types of mold. Usually, Candles are of white or off-white color, but it can be made of different colors Like, Red, Blue, and Green ETC. by only mixing simply those colors.

When the first time candle was made?

The earliest known candles made in China around 200 BC, and were made from whale fat. Candles did not appear in Europe until sometime after 400 AD, due to the availability of olive oil for burning in lamps. The early European candle was made from various forms of natural fat, tallow, and wax. In the 18th century, spermaceti, oil produced by the sperm whale, was used to produce a superior candle. Late in the 18th century, colza oil and rapeseed oil came into use as much cheaper substitutes. Paraffin was first distilled in 1830, and revolutionized candle-making, as it was an inexpensive material which produced a high-quality, odorless candle that burned reasonably cleanly. The industry was devastated soon after, however, by the distillation of kerosene (confusingly also called paraffin oil or just paraffin). Recently resin based candles that are freestanding and transparent have been developed, with the claim that they burn longer than traditional paraffin candles. They are usually scented and oil based.

Make Candle At Home by Very Easy Way  

You need only some things for this purpose;

1-Molted Wax

2-Thread

3-Mold

        First take mold and a piece of thread. Then place the thread as it must be in the middle of the mold and do not touches the wall of the mold. Then take wax in molten form and fill the mold. After some time take out the candle from mold.

How To Expand Business OR Save Money

Tips of candle making and expand you business

      Candle making is very easy process, we can make candle at home very easily. And can save money or start business in very few amount of money. Just select the cheapest was which I recommended the PARAFIN which is very cheap then the other type of waxes. You can use some kind of crockery item Like, Cups, Glass, jar and these types of things for your house use candles to save the money. But in business point of view, you should use some kind of special Molds Like, heart shape, round, Alphabets shapes molds (mold of A, B, C ETC.)  And Numeric shapes (like 1, 2, 3 ETC.). Because these types of shapes are much attract the people and mostly use in parties and Hotels. And people use these types of candles mostly in the parties, especially on birthday or especial day Like, valentine day, in candle light dinner ETC. and Candle can be sale in mold like in some type of printed cups or Heart shape mold ETC. these kind of candles are expensive most mostly like by the people. Many of the religion of this world use candle also in their Prayers and in their Prayer places (church, tomb ETC.). So, this type of religion can’t be live without candles. So, it’s good to export candle in these types of Countries to expand your business. Like, you can export it in India where Hindu is using Candles on daily basis.

Importance of candle in some religion

Importance of candle in some religion

Most of the religion use candle in their prayers.

These are the some religion below;

1- Sikhism                                 

2- Buddhism

3-Hinduism

4-Christianity

5-Judaism

6- Kwanzaa

7- Humanism

8- Satanism

9-Unitarian Universalism

10-Wicca
Hinduism

          In almost all Hindu houses, candles or lamps are lit daily before the altar of their God. In some houses, the lamps or candles are maintained continuously. A clay lamp is frequently used in Hindu's celebrations. It is a strong symbol of enlightenment and prosperity.

Christianity

              Candles are sometimes burnt in churches and cathedrals as a sign of remembrance. Small donations, such as those from this candle in Helsinki Cathedral often go towards missionary work or other charities. In Christianity the candle is commonly used in worship both for decoration and ambiance and as symbols that represent the light of God or specifically the light of Christ. The candle is often placed on the altar. A Votive candle may be lit as an accompaniment to prayer. The candle is lit by worshippers in front of icons in Orthodox and other churches. In some churches a special candle known as the Paschal candle specifically represents Christ and is lit only at Easter, funerals and baptisms. In some Christian denominations, the day of Candle-mas marks the end of the season of Epiphany. On this day, the presiding priest blesses the candle to be used in worship for the following year. The Candle was traditionally used to light up Christmas trees before the advent of electric lights. They are still commonly used to decorate Christmas trees in Denmark and other European countries. They are also used in Advent wreaths. In Sweden (and other Scandinavian countries), St. Lucia Day is celebrated on December 13 with the crowning of a young girl with a candle ring.

Judaism

                   In Judaism, a pair of candle is lit on Friday evening at the start of the weekly Sabbath celebration. On Saturday night, a special candle with several wicks is lit for the Havdalah ritual marking the end of the Sabbath. The 8-day holiday of Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated by lighting a special candelabrum or Hanukkah each night to commemorate the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem. A memorial candle is lit on the Yahrtzeit or anniversary of the death of a loved one according to the Hebrew calendar. The candle burns for 24 hours. A memorial candle is also lit on Yom Hashanah, a day of remembrance for all those who perished in the Holocaust, and on the eve of Yom Kippur.

Kwanzaa

              The Candle is also used in celebrations of Kwanzaa, which is an African American holiday which runs from December 26 to January 1st.It is one of seven candles found in the special candle holder called the "Kinnear”. The other six candles are divided equally into three red and three green.

Humanism

                 In Humanists, the candle is become a symbol of the light of reason or rationality. The Humanist festival of Human-Light often features a candle-lighting ceremony.

Wicca

                   In Wicca and related forms of Neopaganism, the candle is frequently used on the altar to represent the presence of the God and Goddess and in the four corners of a ritual circle to represent the presence of the four classical elements. Like Fire, Earth, Air and Water. When used in this manner, lighting and extinguishing the candle marks the opening and closing of the ritual. The candle is also frequently used by Wiccans and other Neopagans for magical and meditative purposes.

Buddhism

                     Candles are a traditional part of Buddhist ritual observances. Along with incense and flowers, candles (or some other type of butter lamps) are placed before Buddhist shrines or images of the Buddha as respect. They may also be accompanied by offerings of food and drink. The light of the candles is described as representing the light of the Buddha’s teachings, echoing the metaphor of light used in various Buddhist scriptures.