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Candle Holder Triple Molten Glass on Wood Base

Made in Indonesia Ships from the UK

Three pools of glass sit into a single piece of Gamal wood, ready to catch candlelight and turn it into a low, shifting glow. This triple candle holder brings together recycled glass and natural root wood, so the piece feels sculptural even before the candles are lit. It is made for a table, mantel or quiet corner where light, grain and shadow can do the talking.

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3candles at once
Gamal wood, Glassmaterial
7cmheight
2.34kgweight

Three pools of glass sit into a single piece of Gamal wood, ready to catch candlelight and turn it into a low, shifting glow. This triple candle holder brings together recycled glass and natural root wood, so the piece feels sculptural even before the candles are lit. It is made for a table, mantel or quiet corner where light, grain and shadow can do the talking.

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What it is

A candle holder keeps a candle steady and catches the wax. Each one is made for a kind of candle: tealights, tapers, pillars or votives, so the first thing to check is the candle you use. Salt, selenite and pressed flower glass let the flame glow through.

Why people choose it

  • Made for your candle Tealight holders, candlesticks and pillar bowls each hold one kind of candle well.
  • Light through stone and glass Himalayan salt glows warm, selenite white, pressed flower glass in soft patterns.
  • A piece that stays out by day Carved wood, river stone, granite and glass that suit a shelf or a sill.
  • Sets for the table Many come in pairs, and some take two or three candles at once.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Check which candle it takes: tealight, taper, pillar or votive

  2. 2

    Set it on a flat, heat-safe surface

  3. 3

    Let it cool before you clean away the wax

Care: Never leave a lit candle unattended. Keep salt holders dry and use tealights in their own cups. Wipe glass and stone with a soft, damp cloth once cool.

Customer reviews

1 reviews of this piece

  • ★★★★★ M.

    I love this beautiful carved gamel wood and molten glass candle holder, one of my absolute favorites, the best thing for me about this product is its beautiful carved shapes that are so different every time, its just a timeless classic.

Complete your ritual

A few things often kept alongside this piece.

About this product

Glass, wood and candlelight in conversation
  • The three glass holders create a gentle rhythm, with separate points of light gathered on one grounded wooden base.
  • Recycled glass gives the candlelight a soft, watery quality, with small bubbles or light marks that belong to the making process.
  • The Gamal wood base keeps the piece earthy and organic, adding warmth beneath the cool surface of the glass.
  • Each holder follows the shape of its own wood base, so the fit feels natural rather than factory-perfect.
  • Placed down the centre of a table, it makes candlelight feel intentional without needing a large arrangement.
Hand-blown glass shaped over Gamal root

The glass is hand-blown, then shaped while hot over a piece of Gamal root. As it cools, it hardens to the contours of the wood beneath it. The base is made from Gamal wood, also known as Gliricidia sepium, with recycled glass formed to suit each individual piece.

Because natural wood and hand-shaped glass are both involved, no two holders are identical. Small bubbles, faint scratches and slight irregularities in the glass are part of its character.

Using it with candles

This candle holder is designed for three candles. Choose candles that sit securely within the glass sections and keep the flame clear of the rim, wood and surrounding objects.

Set it on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting. Leave space around the holder, and never move it while the glass is hot or a candle is burning.

Where to place it

It suits indoor spaces where the materials can be seen up close: a dining table, sideboard, mantelpiece or low shelf. The weight gives it a settled presence, while the natural shape of the wood keeps the look relaxed rather than formal.

Balinese craft, made in Indonesia

This piece comes from Indonesia and draws on a Balinese way of working with natural forms. Instead of forcing the wood and glass into identical shapes, the maker lets the root guide the glass while it is still hot. The result is a candle holder that keeps the evidence of its process visible: softened glass, organic wood, and the small variations that make each piece its own.

Care for the glass and wood

Allow the glass to cool fully before cleaning. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth and clean the wooden base with a dry or lightly damp cloth, then dry it straight away. Avoid soaking the wood or using abrasive cleaners on the glass.

Weight and details
  • Holds three candles.
  • Made from Gamal wood (Gliricidia sepium) and recycled glass.
  • Weight: 2340 g.
  • Made in Indonesia.
  • Part of the Molten Glass on Wood range.
A sculptural gift for a thoughtful home

It makes a considered gift for someone who loves candlelit dinners, natural materials or objects with visible craft. The combination of wood and glass gives it enough presence for a special occasion, while still feeling easy to live with every day.

Common questions

Are the three glass holders identical?
No. Each glass piece is shaped over natural Gamal root, so small differences in form, bubbles and surface marks are expected.
Can I use it outdoors?
It is best kept indoors or in a dry, sheltered setting. Wood and glass should not be left exposed to weather or prolonged damp.
What type of candle should I use?
Use candles that sit securely inside the glass sections and do not bring the flame close to the rim or the wooden base.