Description
This snowy wreath candle holder sets a single candle cup in a full ring of green pine foliage, dusted with white flocking so every needle looks freshly caught in a snowfall. Brown pine cones tipped with white sit among the sprigs, along with clusters of snowy white berries and slender frosted twigs that reach out at either side. At the centre, the candle cup has a frosted, smoked finish, so a lit candle inside gives a soft, silvery glow. The whole piece stands 14cm tall, low enough to sit comfortably on a table without blocking anyone's view across it.
We think it makes a lovely Christmas centrepiece for the dining table, where the low height leaves room for plates and conversation around it. It works just as well on a sideboard, a hall console or a mantelpiece, or at the heart of a coffee table during the festive weeks. Its spread of twigs and pine gives a wide, natural shape that fills a surface without crowding it. It also makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a snowy, woodland feel in their home, from a friend hosting the family meal to a neighbour who goes all out on decorating.
Because the pine sprigs, cones, berries and twigs form one arrangement around the candle cup, it goes out and back into storage as a single piece each year. Keep it looking fresh with a light dust using a soft dry cloth, and keep the snowy flocking dry. Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep the flame well clear of the foliage around the cup; a battery candle gives a similar glow without a naked flame if you prefer. Set it out at the start of December and it will bring a cosy, wintry feel to the table right through to Twelfth Night.
Specification
| Colour |
Green |
| Finish |
Frosted / Smoked |
| Height |
14cm |
| Weight |
0.124kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the snowy wreath candle holder?
It stands 14cm tall, so it sits low on a dining table and leaves a clear view across to everyone seated opposite.
What colour is the candle holder?
The pine foliage is green with a white snowy flocking. Brown pine cones, white berries and frosted twigs are set among it, and the candle cup at the centre has a frosted, smoked finish.
Where does the candle wreath look best?
It suits a dining table, sideboard, coffee table or mantelpiece, anywhere you want a low, snowy Christmas centrepiece with a candle glow at its heart.
How do I look after the wreath?
Give it a light dust with a soft dry cloth now and then, keep the snowy flocking dry, and store it somewhere cool and dry after Christmas.
Would it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, we think it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a snowy, woodland look, especially someone who enjoys hosting the festive meal.
What should I keep in mind when lighting a candle in it?
Never leave a burning candle unattended and keep the flame well clear of the surrounding foliage. A battery candle gives a similar glow without a flame.