Just love them!
Love the peace lamps, well made with quality materials and obviously a lot of care. I spent a lot of time (and too much money) trying to do something like this myself, and was finally SO HAPPY to have found these peace lamps -- which are EXACTLY what I wanted!<br /><br />Olive oil lamps can be tricky to use at first if you are used to the idea of using very flammable liquids to burn wicks. The oil does NOT like to travel up very far on a wick (maybe 2 inches)? So I got some squat (short) mason jars to use. I have not used them yet, but have studied up on this a lot. Olive oil burns slowly and if you want a LOT of light you may need to buy these in multiple if you are going to use this as your main light source , etc. but really the fact that they are nontoxic to burn indoors and generate no soot -- how cool is that?! Not only that, but if you somehow manage to spill a lamp over while it is lit, it is (of all oil lamps) the very most UNLIKELY to cause a fire! (This is because the olive oil is very finicky on where the wick is placed and it needs the wick to burn.)
Rating: 5 stars