Abstract: A cylindrically shaped combustion body of several metals or compounds like alkaline, metal or copper, which when burned produce multi-colored flames without a wick or liquid contents, and holds the flame in a stable position. As the cylindrically shape combustion body burns up, a spring mechanism pushes it upward through a tube, and a claw-like restraining device at the top of the tube keeps the combustion body from emerging out of the tube. Thus, the tip of the combustion body is held just above the rim of the tube, and the flame remains in a constant position, even as the combustion body burns shorter.