Ceramic Hamsa Tea Light Candleholders
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Experience the beauty and tradition of Shabbat with these exquisite handmade ceramic candle holders. These stunning pieces are not only functional but also make a remarkable statement as unique Judaica gifts or cherished wedding presents. Crafted with love and care, they add a touch of elegance to any home. Each piece is handmade and may differ slightly.
- Handcrafted in California
- Made from high-quality clay
- Decorated with blue floral patterns complemented by delicate 24k gold accents
- Designed with hamsa hands, symbolizing protection and blessings, to securely hold tea light candles
- Handmade, exact colors and details may vary
Do not leave any lit candles unattended.
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About the brand
Claylicious is Eshkar Butbul's handmade California pottery, "perfectly un-perfect," from hamsa tea light holders to a 24k gold kiddush cup.
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Claylicious
Claylicious is Eshkar Butbul's handmade California pottery, "perfectly un-perfect," from hamsa tea light holders to a 24k gold kiddush cup.
- Based in
- California
- Craft
- Handmade ceramics
Claylicious is the ceramics studio of Eshkar Butbul, a self-taught potter in California. She was first introduced to clay through a pottery class as a little girl in Israel, and her love of the craft grew from there. She loves working with wet clay and looks forward to opening the kiln after each firing.
Claylicious started in a garage studio, and her mantra shows in every piece: "Like life, I like things being perfectly un-perfect. Therefore, my work will sometimes look similar, but will hardly ever be exact." Each piece is handcrafted, quirks and all, and she draws inspiration from family, nature, music and friends. For the Jewish table she makes pieces like ceramic hamsa tea light holders and a rustic ceramic kiddush cup finished in 24k gold.