Whitewash Large Ivy Wooden Pillar Holder

*FINAL SALE: This product cannot be returned or exchanged unless faulty

Illuminate your living space with the timeless charm of the Ivy Whitewash Pillar Candle Holder from our Savannah Collection, an embodiment of both beauty and practicality. Revel in the marriage of natural aesthetics and thoughtful innovation, and let them infuse your decor with a touch of elegance, whether it's for an event tablescape or your cozy living room.

Crafted from Mango Wood this Wooden Pillar Candle Holder presents a captivating array of grain patterns, these innate patterns imbue each piece with a unique and visually compelling aesthetic. Beneath its natural beauty lies a thoughtful innovation, an internal metal cap, discreet yet essential, ensuring the effortless management of candle wax.

For a complete and harmonious look, pair it with our matching Sierra Whitewash Wooden Decorative Tray.

NOTE:
Please note that, owing to the artisanal craftsmanship, each piece may carry its unique imperfections in colour and grain, contributing to its character and adding to its distinctive allure.

Styled Imagery by

Photography - Jessica Turich Styling

Styling, Concept & Florals - Toowoomba White Weddings

Venue – Bunnyconnellen

Stationary - Sage By Annalise and Honey & Hive Designs

• Inserting the Candle: To avoid damage to both the candle and the glass cylinder, do not drop the candle into the glass. Hold the candle by the wick and slowly lower it into the glass at a 45-degree angle.

• Removing the Candle: For easiest removal, burn the candle down to the last 2 cm, then add warm water to the vase so that the wax disc floats to the top.

• Partially Used Candles: If the candle is only slightly used, removal is more difficult as the lip of the glass vase curves in at the top and the candle may have melted to fill the full width of the vase.
• • Cooling Method: Using cold water, or placing the room temperature candle and cylinder in the fridge, can cause the wax to shrink and come away from the glass.
  • Heating Method: Alternatively, use a hair dryer or heat gun to soften parts of the candle that may be catching on the glass. Be careful not to burn yourself on hot glass.

• Glassware: Adding candles into glassware, such as a glass cylinder or sleeve, affects burn time due to the added heat and trapped hot air. Burning a candle in too small glassware may cause rapid burning, dripping, or pooling.

• Flame Proximity: Do not allow flames within 2 cm of or to directly touch the holder as this may result in damaging the holder.

• Washing: Hand wash only. Use a soft, clean cloth to prevent scratching and abrasion.

• Water Temperature: Do not clean with hot or boiling water.

• Soaking: Do not soak.

• Scrubbing: Do not scrub.

• Wax Removal: Do not use sharp instruments such as a knife to remove wax from holders as this can result in scratching.

• Drying: Dry completely before storing.