Lighting the Room: Our Candle & Tealight Holders

Field Note

Lighting the Room: Our Candle & Tealight Holders

The Flame Bowl, the 3 Tier Candle Stand, and the Flower Candle Stand — three handcrafted metal pieces built for everything from a quiet weeknight to a full Diwali table.

Candlelight does something no overhead bulb can — it changes how a room feels in about thirty seconds. Our candle and tealight holders are all handcrafted in metal, laser-cut and finished by hand, and each one is built around a different shape of light.

Flame Bowl — the sunburst

The Flame Bowl is our most dramatic form: a wide, low tealight holder shaped like a sunburst in full bloom, with two concentric rings of petals that scatter light outward rather than straight up. It sits low, which makes it ideal for a dining table where you still want to see across to the person opposite you. Available in Antique White, Glossy Black, and Blush Pink, so it can lean festive or understated depending on the finish.

3 Tier Cascading Candle Stand

3 Tier Cascading Candle Stand — height and rhythm

Where the Flame Bowl stays low, the 3 Tier Candle Stand climbs. A single flowing vine arm rises diagonally from a flat base, holding three candles at three different heights — compatible with pillar, votive, and tealight sizes, so you're not locked into one candle type. It's the piece we reach for when a table needs one clear focal point rather than several small ones.

Flower Candle Stand tealight holder

Flower Candle Stand — the single bloom

The smallest and simplest of the three, shaped as a bloom caught mid-opening. It works well in multiples — three or four scattered along a windowsill or shelf edge read as a little constellation rather than a single statement.

Putting them together

These three aren't designed to be used one at a time. A Flame Bowl as the centerpiece, a 3 Tier Candle Stand slightly offset for height, and two or three Flower Candle Stands filling the gaps — that's a full tablescape built from pieces that were designed to sit at different heights on purpose. For Diwali or any puja setup, we'd suggest starting with the Flame Bowl and building outward from there.

Notes from the workshop

Stories, styling guides and the craft behind each piece.

Blog post

Blog post

Blog post