Light blue Dyri the Reindeer shaped candle burns to reveal inner pyropet skeleton.

Side view of light blue dyri the reindeer pyropet candle with a lit wick.

Side view of light blue dyri reindeer pyropet candle before it is lit to burn.

Side view of light blue dyri reindeer pyropet candle. It is starting to burn and revealing the surprise skeleton inside.

Side view of burning, light blue dyri the reindeer pyropet candle. As the wax melts the inner skeleton frame is revealed.

PyroPet Dyri Reindeer Candle - Light Blue

Regular price $39.00

Dýri™ is a short for "hreindyr", which means "reindeer" in Icelandic. But it also means "beast". - Unleash the beast!

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Product Information

Dyri™ candle dimensions: 5.1 x 8.7 x 3.9 Inches (13 x 22 x 10 cm)
Burning time: Approximately 8 hours
Materials: Paraffin wax, cotton wick and aluminium
Scent: This candle is unscented
Packaging: Comes in a beautifully designed eco-friendly gift box
Certified to meet US and EU candle safety standards
Designed by Icelandic designer Thorunn Arnadottir

Each candle is slightly different and will burn in its own unique way. We recommend placing your candle on a plate with a minimum diameter of 8 inches (20 cm) to contain the wax as it melts.

Safety Warnings:

Melting Wax: Pyropet Candles are designed to melt in ways that are different from traditional candles. During the burning process they may release large amounts of liquid wax. care should be taken to put the candle on a plate or other contain to eliminate the risk of wax overflow.

Hot Skeleton: Do not touch the skeleton during burning. It becomes hot and may cause injury if touched directly.

High Flame: The flame may become high during burning. The wick of the candle should be kept trimmed to 1/4 inch.

Dýri is certified to meet US and EU candle safety standards.

About the Designer

Thorunn Arnadottir is the creative director and co-founder of 54°Celsius. Thorunn's multi-disciplinary work is driven by curiosity and interest in exploring everyday objects from a new perspective. She holds a MA degree in Design Products from Royal College of Arts and BA from Iceland Academy of the Arts.