Kameyama Mame Daifuku Candle

Their European-style sweets have become among the best in the world – everyone who visits Japan agrees to that. But for the Japanese, there's nothing like a good old-fashioned mochi filled with anko paste in one of the countless variations that can be found all over Japan, from convenience stores to traditional confectioneries. Among the most popular is the mame daifuku, a white ball-shaped mochi with an anko filling, and some beans on the outside give it polka dot visuals. If you share the Japanese love for it, you can always have one handy with the Kameyama Mame Daifuku Candle!

The Kameyama Mame Daifuku Candle is a candle shaped like the classic sweet, but there's one catch: you can't eat it. But everything on this 50 x 46 x 38 mm (2 x 1.8 x 1.5") candle has been made to look like the traditional sweet, from the texture to the off-white color and the way the beans protrude from its surface, their color, and their shape. Use it as an actual candle or just as an ornamnet, in its transparent box like you might buy a real mame daifuku in a store in Tokyo.

Specs and Features:

• Unscented
• Dimensions: 50 x 46 x 38 mm (2 x 1.8 x 1.5")
• Weight: 176.9 g (6.2 oz)
• Comes with plate