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Classic Candle Holder

Classic Candle Holder

€85.00
€85.00
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Our oiled oak candle stick collection with a signature detail - the brass socket just been replenished with a new elegant and tradition-inspired candle holder created by product designer Marija Puipaite.
This candle holder fits candles of both 1 cm and 2,2 cm diameters (any traditional tapers or Classic Beeswax Tapers and Dinner candles from our range).

The candle holders are wood turned from oak in a carpentry workshop in Lithuania. They are made from FSC certified wood left from furniture production. Made from natural material these candle holders may differ slightly in colour and pattern of wood; we hope you will enjoy your own.

FEATURES

- Made from FSC certified wood Oak left from furniture production
- Candle holder fits for any traditional tapers, our Classic Beeswax Tapers and Dinner Candles.
- To avoid risk of marks, please blow out the candle before it burns all the way down
- Designed to be used on a flat surface

MATERIALS/DIMENSIONS

Material: Oak
Finish: Shiny brass socket
Color: Natural Oak
Dimension: Height 33 cm, diameter 12,5 cm, hole diameters 1 cm and 2,2 cm

CARE & MAINTENANCE

- For cleaning use a soap and warm water
- Should be washed thoroughly and dried with a soft cloth

DESIGN

- Design by Marija Puipaitė, 2025
- Made in Lithuania

CANDLE CARE GUIDE

- Keep away from objects that may catch fire.
- Do not burn in a draft.
- Extinguish the flame. Do not blow it out.
- Keep away from children and animals.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended.
- Place the candle upright.
- Do not keep near a heat source.

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OVO Things' wooden candle holders are made from leftovers of oak used in furniture production.

OVO Things' wooden candle holders

are made from leftovers of oak used in furniture production. Additionally, brass detail is custom made by another skillful man. Candle holders are made in the workshop of woodturning, each piece polished and oiled by hand. 

Both Oak and Tree holders were designed by artist Marija Puipaitė. She uses the human body as a starting point for her designs. Whether it is furniture or jewellery, it always possesses an intimate, organic connection with its user.