At Kaevia, we draw inspiration from the natural world to craft candles that evoke beauty, serenity, and timeless elegance. Our Fallow Candle is no exception—its name and essence are inspired by the fallow deer, a creature of grace, adaptability, and quiet strength.
Much like the fallow deer, which thrives in forests and meadows with its distinctive spotted coat and striking antlers, our Fallow Candle embodies the tranquility of nature. Just as the fallow deer has symbolized nobility and beauty throughout history, our Fallow Candle brings a refined, nature-inspired charm into your space. Light it to unwind, reconnect with nature, and experience the timeless elegance of the wild—right in your home.
About
The fallow deer (Dama dama) is a species known for its diverse coat patterns, elegant build, and unique palmate antlers. Originally from the Mediterranean, these deer were spread across Europe by the Romans and have since thrived in forests, grasslands, and parklands worldwide.
Appearance & Behavior
Fallow deer come in four color variations:
Common (spotted) – Reddish-brown with white spots.
Menil – Lighter with distinct spots.
Melanistic (black) – Dark brown to black.
Leucistic (white) – Creamy or pure white.
They are social animals, forming herds outside the autumn rut, when males compete for mates using their broad, flattened antlers.
Diet & Lifespan
Fallow deer are herbivores, feeding on grass, leaves, and fruits. They typically live 12–16 years in the wild.
Cultural Significance & Conservation
Historically linked to European aristocracy, fallow deer remain symbols of grace and nobility. While not endangered, populations are managed to prevent overgrazing.
With their beauty and adaptability, fallow deer continue to captivate nature lovers worldwide.
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