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Ruala Lantern - Brass & Clear

Ruala Lantern - Brass & Clear

£67.50
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  • Mercury Finish
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Ruala Lantern - Brass & Clear

£67.50

The Ruala lantern combines handcrafted glass with carefully worked metal to create its timeless design.

Design Story

The Ruala lantern brings warmth and atmosphere to indoor and outdoor spaces through its timeless combination of brass and glass. The softly aged finish creates the appearance of natural oxidation, giving each piece a characterful, timeworn feel. Ribbed glass panels gently diffuse candlelight, casting a warm glow and creating an inviting ambience.

Product Details
Product SKU
NP59173
Weight
3.1kg
Dimensions (h x w x d)
44 x 25 x 25cm
Colour
Brass
Material
Mercury Glass & Iron
Country of origin
India
How It's Made

The Ruala lantern combines handcrafted glass with carefully worked metal to create its timeless design. The ribbed glass panels are cut by hand before receiving an antique silver finish that gives them their distinctive aged appearance. The metal frame is also cut and assembled by hand, bringing together traditional craftsmanship and enduring materials.

Care Instructions

To care for your lantern, we recommend regularly wiping with a soft, dry cloth to prevent the build up of dust or dirt. We recommend a microfiber cloth in the circular motion for the glass. To remove excess wax, use warm water with a mild dish soap, be sure to dry immediately and do not soak. Indoor use only. Please position the candle securely and ensure that the flame is not directed at the glass. This product will get hot in use. Keep out of reach of children. Wait until fully cooled before handling. Never leave a burning candle unattended.

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