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Nkuku Sepia Sirsa Tapered Glass Candlestick Holder – Elegant Home Decor

Original price was: $42.49.Current price is: $29.74.

The Nkuku Sepia Sirsa Tapered Glass Candlestick Holder is a stunning addition to any home decor. Its unique tapered design and sepia-tinted glass create a warm, inviting ambiance.
Crafted with precision, this candlestick holder is made from high-quality glass, ensuring durability and a timeless aesthetic. Perfect for both modern and traditional interiors.
Ideal for dinner parties, romantic evenings, or simply adding a cozy touch to your living space. The Nkuku Sepia Sirsa Candlestick Holder is versatile and stylish.
Easy to clean and maintain, this candlestick holder is a practical yet elegant choice for any home. Pair it with your favorite candles for a complete look.
Nkuku is committed to sustainable and ethical practices. Each product is thoughtfully designed to bring beauty and functionality to your home while respecting the environment.

SKU: Nkuku 6169e10001617e0007e9ff60 Categories: Homewares, Room Decor, Vases, Candle Holders & Ornaments

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The Sirsa candlestick holder has a nostalgic sepia tone and is topped with a removable antique brass candle holder which fits a standard dining table candle. The candlestick holder can also be used as a vase once the top brass is removed. Nkuku is an ethical, eco-friendly home and lifestyle brand creating beautiful handmade pieces to add character and style into your home. Each piece is designed with traditional skills and natural materials.

Brand: Nkuku

Homewares brand Nkuku combines style with sustainable design. Working with craftspeople from all over the world, this English brand is known for its dedication to fair ethical production standards. Handmade home accessories and textiles take centre stage, with a distinctive aesthetic that will add a touch of natural charm to any home. Explore our curated collection of Nkuku today.