Lafco New York has just the thing to help shopping mavens destress after a tough day of swiping the Amex -- a new collection of eight candles named after the world's most famous shopping streets. Appropriately named the
Avenue Candle Collection, the collection comprises Canton Road, Ave Montaigne, Bloor Street, Madison Avenue, Via Condotti, Bond Street, Stoleschnikov, and Bahnhofstrasse. All boast 75 - 85 hours burn time from a clean-burning soy wax blend, and the hand-blown glass vessels are hand-dipped in platinum or gold.
$48 each
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kenneth Thomas Jan 31st 2010 7:12PM
I wonder if one of the unfortunate homeless living on one of those shopping streets would appreciate a $48.00 candle to improve their quality of life.