By 47th & Main (Creative Brands)
Orange Striped Ceramic Candle Holder - Small
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Why we carry this
This petite ceramic vessel arrives with all the confidence of something that knows exactly what it's doing—which is to say, it holds a candle while looking absolutely delightful doing it. Hand-painted in cheerful orange stripes by artisans who clearly didn't phone it in, each holder emerges from the studio as its own small miracle of imperfection.
The Firebuug Collection celebrates that beautiful contradiction: mass-produced enough to actually own, handmade enough to feel like you've stumbled onto something special. Pair it with its black-striped sibling for a display that suggests you have opinions about interior design, or go rogue with multiples in the same hue. Either way, you're holding actual craftsmanship in your hands—the kind that makes a room feel less like a showroom and more like a home.
— partoo
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