• Flare wooden candle holders — three sizes lit on warm cream plaster
  • Hands lowering a tealight into the Flare holder's centre cradle
  • What Flare does — key benefits
  • Flare trio glowing on a live-edge coffee table in a Japandi living room
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★★★★★ 4.9 38 reviews

Flare™ Sculptural Candle Holder

Flare™ Sculptural Candle Holder

Laser-cut wooden flames that turn one tealight into a room of shadow-play

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Ends flat, cold table settingsSoothes evenings with moving shadow-playStops wax and soot on bare woodRelieves bare shelves and sideboards

Firelight, sculpted in wood

Curved ribs fan one flame into room-wide shadow-playSlots together in minutes — no glue, tools or hardwareLow centre cradle keeps ribs clear of the flame
Laser-cut birch plyWalnut-tone finishFits standard tealights
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Flare™ is firelight, sculpted in wood. Thin laser-cut ribs of walnut-tone birch curve into a flame silhouette around a single tealight, fanning its glow into soft moving shadows across table, shelf and wall. Slots together in minutes — no glue, no tools.

Product Info

Laser-cut birch plywood, walnut-tone matte finish

Material

Small ≈15 cm · Medium ≈18 cm · Large ≈24 cm

Sizes

Overview

A tealight on its own is a dot of light. Inside Flare™ it becomes an event: the curved ribs catch the flame and fan it outward, throwing slow, warm shadow-lines across the tabletop and up the wall — the closest thing to a fireplace you can carry in one hand. Each holder arrives flat and slots together in about ten minutes, the pieces pressing into place with a satisfying firmness — no glue, no tools, no hardware. The candle sits low in a cradle at the centre, its own metal cup catching every drop of wax, with the wooden ribs curving well clear of the flame. Three sizes cluster beautifully; the set of three is how it appears in most of our rooms.

Care

Dust with a dry cloth or a soft brush between the ribs. Use tealights in their metal cups only, keep the flame below the rib line, and never leave a burning candle unattended — or use LED tealights for completely carefree glow. Keep away from drafts, curtains and enthusiastic pets.

Materials

Precision laser-cut birch plywood in a warm walnut-tone finish, left matte so it reads as furniture rather than craft kit. The interlocking rib construction needs no fasteners, and the centre cradle fits any standard Ø 3.8–4 cm tealight — wax or LED.

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Hands lowering a tealight into the Flare holder's centre cradle

One tealight, a room of shadow-play

Drop in a single tealight and Flare's cut-wood flames cast flickering shadow-play across the wall — one small flame doing the work of a dozen candles.

What Flare does — key benefits

Light that dances, not just sits

Warmth that moves

Because the flame flickers behind carved wood, the shadows breathe and shift — the difference between a lit room and a room that feels alive.

Flare trio glowing on a live-edge coffee table in a Japandi living room

A sculpture on the shelf by day

Beautiful, lit or not

Unlit, it's a clean sculptural object that earns its place on a mantel or shelf. Lit, it's the reason everyone in the room goes quiet.

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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

The shadows are the real product

One tealight in the large one and our dining wall looks like it has a fireplace. The rib pattern moves with the flame — guests always go quiet for a second when we light it.

Jonas B.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Assembled all three over coffee

I was braced for flat-pack misery and it was honestly pleasant — the ribs press in with a firm click and the finished thing feels rigid, not crafty. Ten minutes each, no glue.

Amelie T.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Bought one, came back for the set

The medium lived on our sideboard for a month, then I ordered the trio for the patio table. We use LED tealights outside and it still throws the same lovely rib shadows at dusk.

Ruth E.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

Is it hard to assemble?
No — each holder is a set of laser-cut ribs that press into two locking rings. Expect about ten relaxed minutes per holder, no glue and no tools. Numbered pieces and instructions are in the box.
Is a wooden candle holder safe with a real flame?
The tealight sits low in a centre cradle, in its own metal cup, with the ribs curving well away from the flame. Treat it like any candle: stable surface, no drafts, never unattended. LED tealights give the same glow with zero worry.
Which size should I choose?
Small suits a windowsill or nightstand, medium a dining table or sideboard, large a console or floor moment. The set of three clustered at different heights is the look you see in our photos.
What candles does it fit?
Any standard tealight, Ø 3.8–4 cm, wax or LED, in its metal cup. Taller votives and pillar candles are not recommended — the flame should stay below the rib line.
Can I use it outdoors?
On a sheltered patio table, yes — wonderful at dusk. It is untreated interior plywood, so bring it in from rain and damp nights.
How does it ship?
Flat. The ribs ship in a slim protective box — which is also why a sculptural piece this size can travel safely and arrive flawless.

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