Description
The Bezamby is a small glass tealight holder in a soft lilac, made from glass and metal and standing 8cm tall and 7cm in diameter. Its round, straight-sided body is ribbed all over in a herringbone pattern, laid out in three bands of chevrons, and it rests on a gold-coloured base that gives the cool lilac a warm edge. At 0.2KG it is light enough to move from shelf to table in a moment, and compact enough to sit in a group or on a narrow ledge without crowding it.
We think of it as a piece for indoors, at home on a mantelpiece, a bedside table, a dining table or a windowsill where a little colour and a flicker of candlelight are welcome. Lilac sits happily beside pale pinks, warm whites and soft greys, and the gold-coloured base picks up brass or gold accents elsewhere in a room. Because it is only 7cm across, a few in a row along a table make a longer line of glow without taking much space, while one on its own makes a thoughtful small gift for someone who loves candlelight.
Glass lets light pass through it, so the lilac tint colours the glow of a lit tealight and the herringbone ribs break that glow into bright lines around the holder. The wide, open top makes it easy to light a tealight and to replace a spent one. The gold-coloured band at its foot frames the lilac glass and gives the piece a finished look from every side. As a practical note, measure the spot you have in mind before you order: at 8cm tall and 7cm across, it fits comfortably on a narrow windowsill or the corner of a side table.
Specification
| Material |
Glass, Metal |
| Height |
8cm |
| Diameter |
7cm |
| Weight |
0.2KG |
Frequently Asked
What size is the Bezamby tealight holder?
It stands 8cm tall and measures 7cm in diameter, so it fits on a narrow shelf, a windowsill or a crowded side table.
Which materials does the holder use?
It is made from glass and metal, with lilac glass ribbed in a herringbone pattern sitting on a gold-coloured base.
Where in the home does the holder work best?
We offer it as an indoor piece, at home on a mantelpiece, a bedside table, a dining table or a windowsill.
How heavy is the tealight holder?
It weighs 0.2KG, light enough to carry from room to room and to rearrange on a table whenever the mood takes you.
How does the glass look when a tealight is lit?
The lilac glass takes on a warm, rosy glow, and the herringbone ribs scatter the flame's light into bright lines across the glass.