How to use
Use only paraffin oil (high-purity indoor-use lamp oil recommended).
Do not use gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, or any fuel other than paraffin oil.
Recommended continuous burn time: approximately 1.5–2 hours.
1.
Fill the lamp body with oil.
(Recommended amount: approximately 70–80% full.)
2.
Insert the wick and allow approximately 15-30 minutes for the oil to fully absorb into the wick.
3.
Light the tip of the wick and confirm that the flame is stable before use.
Enjoy the soft ambient light.
During and after use, the lamp body and wick become extremely hot.
Handle with care to avoid burns.
4.
When extinguishing the flame, ensure the surrounding area is safe.
Do not use water to extinguish the flame.
// Safety Precautions //
・Keep out of reach of children and pets.
・Do not use near flammable materials or on unstable surfaces.
・Always extinguish the flame before sleeping or leaving the area unattended.
・Do not operate the lamp without oil, as dry burning may damage the wick.
・Ensure proper ventilation when using indoors.
・Refill oil only after the flame has been extinguished and the lamp body and wick have completely cooled.
・Store oil carefully to prevent accidental ingestion.
・Never leave the product unattended while in use.
Ma — The Beauty Between
Beauty resides in the relationships that arise "between" objects. We call this invisible space, this rich silence "ma." It is not a space that is "empty," but rather a space "full of possibility." The shapes that Comma creates do not assert themselves, but are quiet tools that bring this "ma" into space.
Zen — Being in This Moment
Zen, before referring to a specific religion, is a state of mind. It is the act of calming the waves of thought and focusing solely on the sensations of the present moment. It is the spirit of discovering the universe in everyday actions, such as carefully brewing a cup of tea or gazing at the particles of light streaming in through a window.
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