Candle Holder 3-Candle Molten Recycled Glass On Wood
Made for slow evenings and low, flickering light, this three-candle candle holder brings recycled glass and Gamal wood into one sculptural piece. The glass catches the flame with a soft, liquid shine, while the natural root below gives the whole object a grounded, organic presence.
Candle Holder 3-Candle Molten Recycled Glass On Wood is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Made for slow evenings and low, flickering light, this three-candle candle holder brings recycled glass and Gamal wood into one sculptural piece. The glass catches the flame with a soft, liquid shine, while the natural root below gives the whole object a grounded, organic presence.
Candle Holder 3-Candle Molten Recycled Glass On Wood is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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
Check which candle it takes: tealight, taper, pillar or votive
- 2
Set it on a flat, heat-safe surface
- 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
2 reviews of this piece
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★★★★★ K.Unique
Bought has a gift for parents.Beautiful item, handmade and better than expected
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★★★★★ M.
beautiful
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About this product
What the candlelight brings out
- The molten glass form feels fluid and still at once, like water held in place.
- Natural Gamal root gives the base its uneven, earthy character, so the piece feels found rather than factory-perfect.
- Small bubbles and light marks may appear in the glass, part of the hand-shaped finish rather than faults.
- Its weight gives it presence on a dining table, sideboard, mantelpiece or quiet corner.
- The mix of clear glass and warm wood suits simple interiors, natural textures and candlelit gatherings.
Recycled glass shaped over Gamal root
The glass is hand-blown, then shaped while hot over a piece of Gamal root. As it cools, it settles into the contours of the wood, creating a close, natural fit between the two materials.
Each piece is made with hand tools in the traditional Balinese way, using sustainable Gamal wood and recycled glass. The result is not uniform, and that is the point: every curve, bubble and root line belongs to that individual holder.
How to place and use it
Set it on a flat, stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting candles. Choose candles that sit securely in the glass without leaning or forcing the fit.
Use it where the shape can be seen from several angles, such as the centre of a table or a low shelf near evening light. Leave space around the flames, and never leave burning candles unattended.
Care for glass and wood
Let the glass cool fully before handling or cleaning. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth, and keep the wood dry rather than soaking it in water.
If wax spills, allow it to harden before lifting it away gently. Avoid harsh scrubbing, which can mark the glass or disturb the natural surface of the wood.
Balinese craft in context
Molten glass on wood is closely associated with Balinese decorative craft, where organic root forms are used as the moulding partner for hot glass. Instead of forcing nature into a standard shape, the maker lets the glass respond to the wood. That relationship gives the piece its quiet tension: transparent and solid, smooth and rough, functional and sculptural. It is a candle holder, but also a small landscape for light.
Size and details
- Material: Gamal wood (Gliricidia sepium) and recycled glass.
- Origin: Indonesia.
- Range: Molten Glass on Wood.
- Weight: 4000 g.
A generous house gift
This suits someone who loves natural materials, candlelit dinners or sculptural home pieces with visible craft. It feels especially thoughtful for a new home, a wedding table, or anyone building a calmer evening ritual around light.