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  • THE MARBLED CANDLE HOLDER
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THE MARBLED CANDLE HOLDER

€28,80
Color: Green
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A small marbled candle holder made to bring warmth, texture and quiet presence to shelves, corners and dinner settings.

This curvy little candle holder brings warmth and intention to any space, even before you light the match. The kind of small object that quietly anchors a corner, a shelf, or a dinner setting.

The cucharillas method involves applying swirling patterns with tiny spoons, a craft that José preserves in his mountain workshop in the highlands of Huelva. This piece is created through a process of calma artesana, resulting in a tactile object with a vibrant glossy finish. A limited piece of Spanish history designed to live with you for years to come.

Each product is handmade and may present slight variations in colour, shape or texture, making every piece unique.

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Ceramics from Huelva

Ceramics from Huelva

Rooted in the mountains of Huelva, this collection is crafted using the historic cucharillas technique, a decorative process named after the small spoons traditionally used to guide pigment across the surface.

Territory & artisans

Territory & artisans

Today, this rare craft survives in the hands of artisans Enrique and José, among the last makers still practising the technique. Reimagined for contemporary tables, these pieces celebrate the beauty of raw terracotta while preserving a centuries-old tradition at risk of disappearing.

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