Homonym: Candles (Vigil)
Candles are cylindrical or shaped objects made of wax that contain a wick. When the wick is lit, the heat melts the wax, producing light and sometimes fragrance. Candles come in various sizes, colors, and scents, making them popular for both practical and decorative purposes. They are often used in celebrations, religious ceremonies, and as a source of light during power outages.
In addition to their aesthetic appeal, candles can create a calming atmosphere and are commonly used in aromatherapy. Many people enjoy using scented candles, which release pleasant fragrances when burned. Candles can also be found in different materials, such as soy wax, paraffin, and beeswax, each offering unique qualities.