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Tyma Tealight Holder - Brass
Tyma Tealight Holder - Brass

Tyma Tealight Holder - Brass

£9
  • Solid Brass
  • Metal & Glass Craftwork
  • Mercury Finish
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Tyma Tealight Holder - Brass

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Skilled makers shape each tealight holder by hand, combining silvered glass with brass detailing to create its distinctive appearance.

Design Story

The Tyma tealight holder brings a warm, ambient glow to a mantel, shelf or tablescape. The combination of silvered glass and brass creates a timeless look, with the softly mottled finish reflecting candlelight beautifully to add depth and atmosphere. Its understated design makes it easy to style alone or grouped with other candle holders for a layered display.
Product Details
Product SKU
NP59175
Weight
0.19kg
Dimensions (h x w x d)
8 x 7 x 7cm
Colour
Brass
Material
Recycled Glass & Iron
Country of origin
India
How It's Made

Skilled makers shape each tealight holder by hand, combining silvered glass with brass detailing to create its distinctive appearance. The decorative finish on the glass creates a softly antiqued effect that catches and diffuses the light, while the brass adds warmth and contrast. Subtle variations in the finish give every piece its own individual character.
Care Instructions

To care for your tealight holder, 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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