• Since it's origin in 1863, Bernardaud Porcelain has pursued the single-minded passion of it's founding fathers, to create magnificent porcelain.
   
• What makes a Bernardaud Porcelain Votive Light so enchanting?
   
• Its surprising translucency, which is characteristic of Limoges porcelain. Bernardaud Porcelain artisans use the same technique of hand sculpting fine, bisque porcelain (non-glazed) that was first demonstrated by French artist Paul de Bourgoing in 1828. The glow of a candle shines through the raised and carved surface of the votive to contrast light against shadow, revealing its richly detailed design.
   
• Bernardaud Porcelain votive lights add a warm, decorating accent to the bedroom, bathroom, or any room in the home. For a dramatic effect or to create a festive ambiance, delight your dinner guest by replacing traditional dinner table candles with Bernardaud Porcelain Votive Lights.

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