Astier de Villatte
Discover the poetic world of Astier de Villatte, the celebrated Parisian maison founded in 1996. Handmade from black terracotta clay and finished in luminous milky-white glaze, each piece carries subtle variations and traces of the maker’s hand.
BON TON goods presents Scandinavia’s largest Astier de Villatte collection, including ceramics, incense, scented candles, perfume, candlesticks, stationery, rare designs and exclusive pre-orders, online and in our Malmö shop.
Explore Astier: All Astier | Exclusive Pre-Order | Scented Collection | Collaborations | Vases | Cups & Mugs
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Alger Scented Candle | Astier de Villatte
Regular price 977,00 NOKRegular priceSale price 977,00 NOK -
Woodstock Candle Lid for Glass Candles | Astier de Villatte
Regular price 1.759,00 NOKRegular priceSale price 1.759,00 NOK -
Charlie Brown Candle Lid for Glass Candles | Astier de Villatte
Regular price 1.759,00 NOKRegular priceSale price 1.759,00 NOK -
Snoopy Candle Lid for Glass Candles | Astier de Villatte
Regular price 1.759,00 NOKRegular priceSale price 1.759,00 NOK
Collection: SCENTED CANDLES | ASTIER DE VILLATTE
Fragrance as Travel
Astier de Villatte Scented Candles
Atmospheric perfumes inspired by cities, landscapes and remembered interiors
Astier de Villatte candles turn fragrance into a form of imaginative travel. Composed with accomplished perfumers, each scent evokes a place or atmosphere through layered woods, flowers, resins, spices and smoke.
Hand-poured wax and distinctive vessels bring the house’s poetic sensibility to candlelight, making fragrance part of the room rather than simply an added note.
BON TON goods presents this selection within Scandinavia’s largest and most extensive Astier de Villatte collection.
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The BON TON Guide
Enter the Astier de Villatte World
Discover the Paris atelier, its distinctive ceramic tradition and the imaginative collections that have made Astier de Villatte a modern house of craft.
Explore Astier de VillatteAllow the wax to melt evenly across the surface on the first burn and trim the wick before lighting again.



