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FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.
FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.
FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.
FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.
FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.
FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder - Wndrmade.

FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder

$44.00
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DESCRIPTION
This stoneware candle holder, called 'FLUID,' is made in Tajima City, Gifu, Japan. Ceramic tableware items have been produced in Tajima City since long ago, thanks to the rich soil of the land found in the region.

Natural glazes are applied to the candle holder which gives a pleasant, smooth texture with a simple and modern design.
Information

Style: Stoneware Candle Holder 'FLUID'
Size: φ 5 cm x H 8.5 cm
Material: Stoneware
Quantity: 1 piece

INSTRUCTIONS

･ Burn on a candle holder or a safe, heat-resistant surface.
･ Burn in a well ventilated room.
･ Do not leave the candle unattended.
･ Keep candles away from curious children and pets.

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FLUID Stoneware Candle Holder

$44.00

INTRODUCTION

Takazawa Candle creates traditional Japanese candles, called "WA-ROUSOKU." These candles are hand-crafted from natural waxes and special plant-based, hollow core wicks, which are made from washi paper and wrapped in dried rush. This process and intention is a symbol of the beautiful relationship between our ancestors and nature.

They established their candle-making business in 1892 in the city of Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture within the Noto Peninsula of Japan. Today, Takazawa Candle are the only candle maker that keeps this tradition alive in Nanao.

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