Paris 2024 Olympic Cauldron Shines Without Flames
Innovative design uses LED lights and mist to create a sustainable 'flame' effect, highlighting France's commitment to renewable energy.
- The cauldron, resembling a hot-air balloon, uses 40 LED lights and 200 misting nozzles to simulate fire.
- Located in the Jardin des Tuileries, it rises 60 meters each night, visible across Paris.
- Designed by Mathieu Lehanneur, the cauldron symbolizes liberty and France's history of flight.
- The energy for the cauldron is supplied by 100% renewable electricity from EDF.
- 10,000 daily visitors booked slots to see the cauldron up close before its nightly ascent.