Light is life. And fire is safety. The two belong inseparably together. Taming the wild fire, being able to light it yourself - for our ancestors, the evolutionary leap into a new, better world. Into a life full of warmth in an illuminated place that offered protection. Where people could gather in the glow of the flames, eat together and communicate.

This fascination has not changed much to this day. Especially when the days get shorter and darker, when the temperatures drop, the need for light and warmth grows. For crackling fires, for candlelight, for community and a glowing energy that magically attracts our gaze. It relaxes us, lets us dream, opens our souls and, in winter, replaces the invigorating sunlight to a certain extent.