Ceramic Christmas Tree Tealight Holder - 11cm Glazed Green Pierced Holiday Decoration
$34.00 USD
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Ceramic Christmas Tree Tealight Holder - 11cm Glazed Green Pierced Holiday Decoration
$34.00 USD
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Height: approx. 11 cm / 4.3 in Material: glazed ceramic Finish: two-tone hand-applied green glaze Construction: hollow body, pierced branches, open base Use: fits over a standard tealight or small LED candle Care: hand wash, allow to cool fully before handling
Hand-glazed in two greens, with the paler color dragged across the branch tips the way frost actually settles. The body is hollow and the branches are pierced, so a single tealight underneath turns the whole thing into a small lantern.
Old-fashioned in the good way
- Pierced branches - openings cut through every tier, so light escapes as scattered points rather than one flat glow.
- Hollow open base - sits directly over a standard tealight or a small LED candle with no assembly and no fitting.
- Two-tone hand glaze - deep forest green under a dry-brushed pale green, applied by hand so each tree carries slightly different brushwork.
- Modelled star finial - a sculpted star at the crown, glazed to match the branch tips.
- Tabletop scale at 11 cm - small enough for a mantel, a windowsill, a bathroom shelf or a desk, and it stores in a shoebox for eleven months.
The kind of decoration people keep pulling out year after year without ever quite deciding to.