It doesn’t just scent the air — it shapes your mood, lifts your feelings, brings calm or inspiration.

They make you smile, remember, fall in love.

They are quiet companions in our daily life.

In this world, we speak through feelings — with aromas.

About how aromas become part of us, and we become part of them.

This is where fragrance speaks.

Here, we open the door to the world of LAPARATI – sharing stories of collections, the creation of scents, and the feelings they awaken.

Every post is like a fragrance diary – soft, sincere, and created with love.

Here, we’ll tell you why.

* The earliest candles are believed to have been made in China, during the Qin Dynasty (221–206 BC). They were made from whale blubber, and a twisted strip of cloth was used instead of a wick.

* Candles made from various fats and waxes were also used in ancient Egypt and Rome.

* Scented candles, which were widely used in religious rituals, were already invented in ancient India.

* In the Middle Ages, candles became more affordable, and they began to be made from beeswax, which burns cleaner and longer than tallow candles.

* Today:

* In the 19th century, the stearin candle was invented, which was more durable and cheaper than the beeswax candle.

* Today, candles are made from a variety of materials, including paraffin, soy wax, and beeswax. They are used for lighting, decoration, and aromatherapy.

Candle uses through the ages:

* Lighting: Originally, candles were used primarily as a source of lighting.

* Religious rituals: Candles have been an important part of many religious rituals and ceremonies.

* Decoration: Today, candles are often used to decorate a room to create a cozy and romantic atmosphere.

* Aromatherapy: Scented candles are used in aromatherapy to improve mood and reduce stress.

Candles have come a long way in development, and their uses have changed depending on the era and culture. However, their ability to create light and warmth, as well as their aesthetic value, still make them a popular and valuable item.