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Bobina Bobble Candle Holders - Chinese Red
£80.00
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Hand carved from mango wood, these candle holders are inspired by the legs of bobbin furniture, with their pleasingly spherical forms. They are hand painted a deep red which lends...
Hand carved from mango wood, these candle holders are inspired by the legs of bobbin furniture, with their pleasingly spherical forms. They are hand painted a deep red which lends them natural brush strokes for texture and variation, then coated in a gloss for a high-shine finish that will reflect the light of your tapered candles' flickering flames. Pair with our other bobbin-inspired designs for a cohesive look, or let them standalone for a statement on your dining table.
- Hand-carved and hand-painted mango wood
- Metal candle holder inserted in the wood
- For tapered candles
- Due to the artisanal techniques used there will be variation from piece to piece
- Product code: A19057-1-10-1436-12
| Height | 24 cm |
Hand Finished
Artisanal Crafting Process
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