These candle holders were shaped for purpose long before decoration.
The wood shows evidence of repetition — placement, removal, heat, and pause. Surface marks remain visible, not as damage, but as the record of function carried over time.
Proportion is steady. Weight is familiar. The object no longer asserts itself; it rests.
Placed in a space, this piece does not announce presence.
It grounds it.
Care Instructions:
Wipe gently with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth
Avoid soaking or exposing to excessive moisture to preserve the wood’s finish
Keep away from open flames when not in use
Use a candle plate or drip protector to prevent wax buildup
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Handle gently.
Minor surface shifts and tonal variation are part of the material life of the object.
Imperfections are a natural part of handmade products, reflecting their authenticity and craftsmanship
