Description
This ceramic tealight holder brings a soft, glowing warmth to any room. Made from glazed ceramic in a clean white finish, it has a rounded form pierced with a tree cut-out design that lets candlelight spill through in gentle patterns. Standing 6cm tall and measuring 9cm across and 9cm deep, it is a compact candle holder that sits easily on a shelf, mantel or bedside table without taking up much space.
The cut-out detailing does the work here, casting the shape of trees across nearby surfaces once a tealight is lit. It suits a nature-led or pared-back interior, and the white glaze keeps things fresh and neutral so it works alongside almost any palette. Group a few together for a layered display on a dining table, or use a single piece to add a quiet focal point to a windowsill. It pairs well with greenery, dried stems and other ceramic pieces from across our range of homeware.
Designed to hold a standard tealight, this candle holder is simple to use and simple to keep. Drop a tealight into the recess, light it and let the flame flicker through the openings. Once the candle has burned down, lift out the metal cup and wipe the ceramic clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh abrasives so the glaze stays smooth, and always place it on a heat-safe surface while a candle is lit.
Specification
| Type |
Candle Holders |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
6cm |
| Width |
9cm |
| Depth |
9cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this candle holder made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic with a smooth white finish, giving it a solid, hardwearing feel and an easy-to-clean surface.
What type of candle does it take?
It is designed for a standard tealight, which sits neatly in the central recess. We would not recommend using it with pillar or taper candles.
Where does it look best?
It works well on a shelf, mantel, bedside table or dining table. The tree cut-out throws patterned light onto nearby surfaces, so a spot near a wall shows it off nicely.
Can I group several together?
Yes. At 9cm across it is compact enough to cluster in odd numbers for a layered candlelit display.
How do I clean it?
Remove the spent tealight cup and wipe the ceramic with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the glaze.