Minimalist brass incense tweezers beside a cylindrical kraft paper tube labeled HAZE, styled on a concrete surface against a dark textured background in a modern product presentation.
Minimalist brass incense tweezers with a sleek angular design, styled on a concrete surface against a dark moody background in a modern product presentation.
Hand holding minimalist brass incense tweezers beside a HAZE kraft paper tube, styled on a concrete surface against a dark textured background in a modern product presentation.
Minimalist brass incense tweezers displayed with a slim incense stick, blue tapered candle, and small stone holders on a round wooden table against soft neutral curtains.

Haze - Candle Snuffer / Wick Trimmer

$55.00
SKU: HA-SnufferTrimmer

The HAZE Candle Snuffer and Wick Trimmer is a versatile Japanese-inspired tool for safely extinguishing flames and trimming wicks. Crafted from unlacquered brass, it develops a unique patina with time and use. Keywords: candle care, wick trimmer, brass tool.

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The HAZE Candle Snuffer and Wick Trimmer is a multi-use tool commonly used in Japan to adjust and extinguish the flame or trim a long wick when the wax has burnt down. Over time and with frequent use, it will develop its own unique texture as it is made from unlaquered brass.

A close-up of a wooden presentation box containing several pastel-colored wax candles in white, pale yellow, and soft pink. The box is shown open, with a matching beige paper label featuring a small green floral illustration and red text on the lid, set against a neutral concrete background.

Haze

HAZE is a warosoku (Japanese candle) maker based in Kawagoe, a city in Saitama prefecture. Using the ancient Japanese technique of “Tegake-seiho”, where wax is applied in sequential layers, HAZE's candles are entirely hand-crafted by skilled artisans.
Candles are made with its namesake plant, haze, the fruit of the Japanese wax tree. This natural material creates a powerful flame that produces very little soot. Haze wax is made in Fukuoka and Nagasaki, while the wicks are made in Nara. Following the traditional Japanese style, the production of the wick, wax and final candle is split into 3 parts.