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Orange Bubble Candleholder
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Why we carry this
Display your favorite taper candle in a vessel that's genuinely pleased to be of service. This ceramic candleholder arrives with all the charm of something you'd find at an estate sale, minus the guilt of displacing a previous owner's memories. The textured surface catches light in unexpected ways - which is either a design feature or a happy accident, depending on your philosophy.
Warm, neutral tones ensure it won't judge your décor choices. Measuring 3.75 inches across and 4.5 inches tall, it's substantial enough to matter but modest enough to fit almost anywhere. A gentle spot cleaning keeps it looking its best.
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