Tamvath is your Swiss candle studio for sustainable, handmade candles crafted from 100 percent plant-based rapeseed wax. Made with love in Langenthal, our candles range from floral art pieces to creative DIY kits for your home. Eco-friendly, vegan, locally produced and paraffin-free. Discover unique gifts, beautiful colours and shapes, and everything you need for your DIY candle project. Made locally – with heart and purpose. 🌱 Sustainable 🕯️ Handmade 🎁 Perfect as a gift or for events 📦 Shipping throughout Switzerland Find us online or follow @tamvath_ch on Instagram, TikTok & YouTube.

We deliver flowers in the greater Bern area. You will receive the photo of the delivered plant. With durability guarantee, delivered by us personally. Our guarantee We rely on maximum fresh flowers from suppliers we trust. We do not buy at the cheapest places, but at those with the shortest possible delivery routes, this keeps the flowers young. We guarantee that our bouquets will keep for at least five days. Biologically unavoidable exceptions are certain delicate summer specialties such as anemones, poppies, lilacs, outdoor and scented roses, zinnias, dahlias, vetches and lotus. Our philosophy We are a young and young at heart team of florists with the philosophy of creating aesthetically and handcrafted perfect floral works. It is our goal to bring joy to the world with flowers and to put a smile on people's faces. To ensure that our craft has a flourishing future, we are a training company for florists and are involved in the Swiss training structures. Our history Sandra Maarsen, owner and managing director of Blumen Maarsen AG, is a federally certified master florist and has worked in her profession in Switzerland, Holland, Ecuador and the USA. In 2008 she took over the business from her father, Christiaan Maarsen, Dutch with Switzerland as her adopted country. The location of Blumen Maarsen, Moserstrasse 9 in Bern, used to be Blumen Bracher, where Christiaan Maarsen worked from the seventies; he then took over the business in 1985 and it was now called Blumen Maarsen. Sandra Maarsen continues to cultivate her Dutch roots, speaks the language and also enjoys buying flowers at florist markets there. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)