Bloom Botanica Candleholder, Set of 2
Want it by 12/24?Inspired by the moment in spring when, after a long hard winter, new petals burst forth from a flower bud, this pair of stainless steel candleholders have a fresh and bright quality. The sculptural forms make a strong impact on a dining table or window sill and the shiny polished surface reflects the light, giving a real sense of movement to the pieces. Danish-born Helle Damkjær approaches her designs with in a very particular manner, creating each piece meticulously in clay to ensure the exact shape she wants, before transferring it to the real material. This allows her work to have a distinctive warmth and softness in form which goes some way to explain the universal success of her Bloom collection for Georg Jensen.
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Inspired by the moment in spring when, after a long hard winter, new petals burst forth from a flower bud, this pair of stainless steel candleholders have a fresh and bright quality. The sculptural forms make a strong impact on a dining table or window sill and the shiny polished surface reflects the light, giving a real sense of movement to the pieces. Danish-born Helle Damkjær approaches her designs with in a very particular manner, creating each piece meticulously in clay to ensure the exact shape she wants, before transferring it to the real material. This allows her work to have a distinctive warmth and softness in form which goes some way to explain the universal success of her Bloom collection for Georg Jensen.
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- Shipping & returns
Inspired by the moment in spring when, after a long hard winter, new petals burst forth from a flower bud, this pair of stainless steel candleholders have a fresh and bright quality. The sculptural forms make a strong impact on a dining table or window sill and the shiny polished surface reflects the light, giving a real sense of movement to the pieces. Danish-born Helle Damkjær approaches her designs with in a very particular manner, creating each piece meticulously in clay to ensure the exact shape she wants, before transferring it to the real material. This allows her work to have a distinctive warmth and softness in form which goes some way to explain the universal success of her Bloom collection for Georg Jensen.