Blue Flame Candle Sticker – Purple Gothic Candle Art

A dark purple candle burning with an intense blue-white flame.

This original gothic sticker features a deep purple candle, glowing violet melted wax and a striking blue flame. A simple atmospheric design for gothic, witchy and dark fantasy collections.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 3 cm (Small)
• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Combustion Note 113-B

Catalogue designation: Blue Flame Candle
Object: Candle
Condition: Burning
Reason for referral: None specified

Records

Another blue flame.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Are you going to compare it with 127 and 128?

Z. Omb

Eventually.

Records

You're not concerned?

Z. Omb

Blue flames are not intrinsically anomalous.

Records

Good.

Z. Omb

Where does the candle go?

Records

What?

Z. Omb

The candle.

Where does it go?

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OBSERVATION 1

Initial candle mass recorded.

Candle allowed to burn under controlled conditions.

Mass decreased continuously.

Liquid wax accumulated around wick but did not account for total material lost.

Records

It burns away.

Z. Omb

That describes the observation.

I am asking where the matter goes.

Records

Smoke?

Z. Omb

Some may.

Not enough.

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PROCESS RECONSTRUCTION

Solid wax near flame melts.

Liquid wax enters wick through capillary action.

Liquid fuel moves upward.

Heat causes fuel to vaporize.

Fuel vapour reacts with oxygen.

Combustion products leave the flame predominantly as gases.

Records

So we're breathing candle?

Z. Omb

That formulation is designed to make an ordinary process sound alarming.

Records

Is it inaccurate?

Pause.

Z. Omb

Insufficiently specific.

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EXPERIMENT 3 — MASS

Records

You're weighing the air now.

Z. Omb

In a controlled system, yes.

Records

Because the candle disappeared.

Z. Omb

It did not disappear.

Records

I knew that word would bother you.

Z. Omb

Matter conservation is not a preference.

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EXPERIMENT 5 — COMBUSTION PRODUCTS

Products sampled.

Carbon-containing gaseous products detected.

Water produced.

Minor incomplete-combustion products present.

Small quantities of particulate material possible depending on combustion conditions.

Records

Wait.

Water?

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

The fire makes water?

Z. Omb

Combustion of hydrocarbons can produce carbon dioxide and water.

Records

Fire makes water.

Z. Omb

You are enjoying that sentence considerably more than its novelty warrants.

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EXPERIMENT 8 — WICK

Records

Then why doesn't the wick immediately burn away?

Z. Omb

Good question.

Records

Really?

Z. Omb

Yes.

Fuel vapour burning around the wick changes the thermal and chemical conditions experienced by the wick itself. The wick does char and is consumed, but its behaviour is coupled to fuel delivery and flame structure.

Records

So the wick is basically transporting its own protection.

Z. Omb

That is imperfect.

But useful.

Records

Three.

Z. Omb

What?

Records

Good analogies.

Z. Omb

Stop counting.

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EXPERIMENT 11

Flame extinguished.

Records

Done?

Z. Omb

Watch.

Thin smoke plume rises from wick.

Ignition source introduced into plume above candle.

Flame propagates through vapour back toward wick.

Candle reignites.

Records

Do that again.

Z. Omb

For replication?

Records

Sure.

Z. Omb

Acceptable.

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FINAL RECORD

Object: Candle
Flame colour: Blue-white
Combustion: Functional
Fuel transport: Wick-mediated
Fuel phase at combustion: Primarily vapour
Major expected complete-combustion products: Carbon dioxide and water
Anomalous properties: None demonstrated
Research priority: None

Original question: Where does the candle go?

Answer: Into the surrounding environment in chemically transformed forms.

Records

So technically the candle is still in the room.

Z. Omb

Some of its constituent matter may be.

Records

The room contains candle.

Z. Omb

I regret answering this question.

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This gives us a third combustion object without repeating the same investigation. 128 asks why a particular socket behaves strangely. 127 becomes its conventional comparison. 113 starts completely ordinary and turns into a conservation-of-matter lesson because Omb asks an annoyingly fundamental question.