Natsukashii (懐かしい Happy Nostaglia)

Introducing the Natsukashii candle collection, where nostalgia meets elegance! Inspired by the beauty of Japanese calligraphy, each candle in this exquisite five-piece set embodies special words that evoke cherished memories and heartfelt experiences. Encased in stunning large dark amber heat-stable glass Jar, adorned with an walnut wood lid and a double wick. These candles not only serve as magnificent gifts but also promise an impressive and large hot throw, allowing you to bask in their enchanting aromas for longer. After a year of dedicated crafting, working with perfumiers and a lot of passion, Natsukashii is a celebration of longing and joy, inviting you to indulge in moments that truly matter of cherished times. Light one up and let the warmth of nostalgia fill your space!

Japanese names often reflect deep cultural significance and are imbued with meanings that evoke nature, beauty, virtues, and familial connections. Here are some common themes found in Japanese names:

1. *Nature*: Many names are inspired by elements of nature, such as flowers (e.g., Sakura for cherry blossom), trees (e.g., Take for bamboo), and natural phenomena (e.g., Haru for spring).

2. *Beauty*: Names often convey beauty or grace, with characters that represent concepts like elegance (e.g., Yoshiko means "child of good fortune") or purity (e.g., Masako means "child of righteousness").

3. *Virtues*: Common themes include moral qualities such as strength (e.g., Takeshi), wisdom (e.g., Kenji), and kindness (e.g., Yoshinori), reflecting the values treasured in Japanese culture.

4. *Family Connections*: Many names include characters that signify family ties or lineage, emphasizing the importance of family in Japanese society (e.g., Haruko means "spring child").

5. *Seasonal Themes*: Names often reflect the changing seasons, which are significant in Japanese culture (e.g., Aki for autumn and Yuki for snow).