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SERAX Mira - Candle holder beige S

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$19.84 $32 In stock

Category: candle

Designed by Alex Gabriels, this candlestick is made from chamotte clay, which gives it a serene, earthy texture. The Mira collection reflects the simplicity and calm of traditional candlesticks from before the age of electricity, in a contemporary and refined form.   Dimensions: A6cmxL14cmxC14cm Material: Chamotte clay Colour: Beige Weight: Maintenance: Wipe with a damp cloth  Design: Alex Gabriels Reference: B7325007.100
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin L. ★★★★★

The chamotte clay gives it that perfect earthy weight—it stands steady even with a tall taper in it. I love how the small size fits on my windowsill without crowding the other decor, and the beige tone blends with everything.

Natalie ★★★★★

The beige glaze has this lovely matte, almost sandy finish that catches the light softly—it anchors my dining table without trying too hard. I lit a taper in it last night and the proportions felt just right, sturdy and calm.

Ryan ★★★★★

The chamotte clay feels wonderfully grainy and warm in the hand, nothing like a slick ceramic. It’s a small piece, but it anchors my dining table with a quiet, grounded presence every evening.