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  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe
  • Studio Armadillo - Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair - ModernTribe

Light Green Hexagon Candlesticks - Pair

Studio Armadillo
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Description

Pair of geometric candlesticks designed in modern style. These candle holders made of ceramic with light green glaze. Holds standard 0.8'' Shabbat candles or tea lights.


This pair of candle holders is a perfect housewarming gift, the green glaze add a trendy urban look to your holiday table.


Materials: Ceramic with green glaze

Handcrafted in Israel.

SIZE: 3.4" X 3.4" X 1.6"

Do not leave any lit candles unattended.

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More about Studio Armadillo

Anat Stein and Hadas Kruk are the designers behind Studio Armadillo: Judaica for design lovers, a collection of ritual objects and home decor that celebrates Jewish tradition through modern design. Based in Tel Aviv, Armadillo's work is a reflection of the vibrant cultural scene in Israel, while staying connected to worldwide design trends. All items are originally designed and developed at the studio, and handcrafted in local artisans' workshops. Values of craftsmanship, community connections and fair trade are first priority. Their creative inspiration is a mix of what they love in design: the simplicity of origami, geometry and mathematics; the playfulness of games and puzzles; and of course, modernism.
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