Description
Shaped as a five-point star, this wooden tealight candle holder brings a warm, natural feel to any surface it sits on. The frame is cut from timber in a soft beige tone, with a clear glass insert at the centre that holds a single tealight and lets the flame glow through without risk of scorching the wood. At 19cm tall and 16cm across, it has enough presence to anchor a shelf or side table while staying easy to place among other pieces. The grain of the wood gives each holder its own subtle character, so no two look exactly alike.
This candle holder suits mantelpieces, windowsills and dining tables, and it works well as part of a grouping with plainer votives or a few sprigs of foliage. The star form leans towards festive and winter styling, though the neutral beige finish keeps it relaxed enough for year-round use. Cluster two or three at varying heights for a layered display, or let one stand alone as a quiet focal point. It pairs comfortably with linen, ceramics and other natural materials.
Designed to take a standard tealight in the glass cup, so the wax and flame stay contained. Wipe the wooden frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and avoid soaking it, as timber can mark with prolonged moisture. Lift out the glass insert to clean away any wax residue. Always keep a burning tealight attended and set the holder on a stable, level surface.
Specification
| Type |
Candle Holders |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
19cm |
| Width |
16cm |
| Depth |
16cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this candle holder made from?
The star frame is made from timber in a beige finish, with a clear glass cup set into the centre to hold the tealight and shield the wood from the flame.
Where does it look best?
It works on mantelpieces, windowsills and dining tables, and pairs well with other natural materials. Group a few candle holders together for a layered look or use one on its own.
What size candle does it take?
It is designed for a standard tealight, which sits in the glass insert at the centre of the star.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the wooden frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and avoid soaking it. Lift out the glass cup to remove any wax residue once it has cooled.
Is the wood treated to protect it from the flame?
The glass insert keeps the wax and flame away from the timber, so the wood is not exposed directly. Always keep a lit tealight attended.