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Barley Twist Candle Holders Pair - Spruce
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The barley‑twist detail was a popular furniture motif in the 17th‑century, and looks just as stylish today, so we thought we'd design some taper candle holders with that corkscrew style...
The barley-twist detail was a popular furniture motif in the 17th-century, and looks just as stylish today, so we thought we'd design some taper candle holders with that corkscrew style in mind. The hand carved mango wood in Spruce green has had a modern update with hand-applied artisanal brushstrokes, topped with a high gloss lacquer that add depth to the colour for anything but a flat finish.These fun decorative pieces will make even the simplest of candles shine bright. Due to the artisanal nature of the pieces, there will be individual characteristics from piece to piece.
- Hand carved mango wood
- High gloss lacquer
- Come as a pair
- For taper candles
- Product code: A20942-1-12-1243-10
| Height | 24 cm |
Hand Finished
Artisanal Crafting Process
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