Porcelain tea light holder

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Mary Tea Light Holder. These beautiful tealight holders are different to anything we've seen before. Made by imprinting beautiful vintage laces onto porcelain, the idea is to preserve the beauty and the fine work once devoted to creating each piece and create a delicate light reflection. Ideal for dinner party lighting, relaxing bath soaks and gifts. The collection of the laces starts from 1920s. £18.50 #room #gift #tealight #indeas

Let's imagine we're in Tuscany with our Cypress Avenue Maxi tea light £36 from www.lunalighting.co.uk

Flower candle holder,ceramic candle holder, tea light holder, set of 2

This porcelain tea light holder is perfect for lighting up your wedding or dinner party. The classic sphere is following me for years now and I love to create new variations of it and to discover its possibilities. Each hole and line are pierced by hand to create this modern and contemporary design.

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Details Embrace the essence of home with Thai artisan Paiboon's delightful ceramic tealight holder. Radiating charm with its hand-painted soft pink exterior, this petite house design adds a touch of warmth and cheer to your surroundings. Let the included tealight candle flicker softly, creating a welcoming ambiance that invites relaxation and contentment. 0.19 kgs 0.4 lbs 7.5 cm H x 6.5 cm W x 6.5 cm D 3" H x 2.6" W x 2.6" D Candleholder: 3.5 cm H x 4.5 cm Diam. Candleholder: 1.4" H x 1.8"…

Hand thrown tea light holder

Wheel Thrown, Carved, Pierced and Burnished White Porcelain Tealight Holder

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Step into a world of enchantment with our Enchanted Forest Tea Light Holder. Handcrafted with care, this ceramic candle holder brings the rustic beauty of the woods into your home. The forest-inspired design, featuring delicate trees and woodland details, adds a touch of magic to your decor. It also makes a thoughtful gift for friends and family who appreciate the beauty of the great outdoors.🌲✨

The Lithophane (VotivelightTM) is a traditional engraving technique on a fine bisque (non-glazed) porcelain that was invented in Limoges in 1828. Bernardaud still use it to craft beautiful votives that come in a wide variety of decor. The glow of the candle shines through the raised and carved surface of the votive, contrasting light against shadow and thus revealing its richly detailed design.

When I spied the lovely creations of Wendy Jung Ceramics I just knew I had to share. I have visions of these sweet little pierced porcelain night lights lining a long banquet table at a

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Tea light luminary