Description
This small star-shaped candle holder brings a soft, natural touch to any surface. Cut into a clean five-point star silhouette, it pairs a warm beige wooden frame with a glass insert that cradles a single tealight. Measuring a compact 10x10x10cm, it sits neatly on a shelf, windowsill or mantel without dominating the space, and its scale makes it easy to group with others for a layered look. The pale wood tone carries a gentle grain that suits both rustic and pared-back interiors.
We like this candle holder for the way it works across the seasons. Placed on a dining table it adds a low, flickering glow that feels relaxed rather than formal, while a row of them along a shelf creates a soft line of light in the evening. The glass element keeps the flame contained and reflects the warmth outward, so the star shape reads clearly once lit. Style it alongside greenery, a few pebbles or a small vase, or keep it simple as a single point of interest on a bedside table or hallway console.
Practicality is easy here. The glass insert protects the wood from wax and heat, and a standard tealight drops straight in with no fuss. Wipe the wooden frame with a dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid soaking it, as timber does not respond well to prolonged moisture. Always burn tealights on a stable, level surface and never leave a lit candle unattended. Cared for this way, our candle holders will stay looking fresh for many evenings to come.
Specification
| Type |
Candle Holders |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
10cm |
| Width |
10cm |
| Depth |
10cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this candle holder made from?
It combines a beige wooden frame with a glass insert that holds the tealight, so the flame sits safely away from the timber.
What type of candle does it take?
It is designed for a single standard tealight, which drops straight into the glass cup.
Where does it work best?
Try it on a dining table, shelf, windowsill or bedside table. At 10x10x10cm it is compact enough to group several together for more impact.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the wooden frame with a dry or slightly damp cloth and lift out the glass insert to remove any wax residue. Avoid soaking the timber.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, provided you burn tealights on a level surface and never leave a lit flame unattended.