Pottery Candle Holder – Hand-Formed type_clutch

Pottery Candle Holder – Hand-Formed type_clutchIn the hills of Sejnane, pottery is shaped by hand as it has been for generationswithout tools, guided by memory and repetition. This candle holder follows that same process. Formed from locally sourced clay, it is built through a coiling technique, then fired in open flames. The surface reveals subtle variationsmarks left by fire, by touch, by time. No two pieces are identical. Its role is simple: to hold light. But in doing so, it changes how light

Not waterproof safe

allowing the form to remain slightly irregular—edges that are not perfectly uniform

pottery is shaped by hand as it has been for generations—without tools

The XO game is cast in concrete

This serving bowl set uses black and white not as decoration

The object becomes more defined through repetition rather than change

but the white surface reflects light rather than absorbing it

and shared time

changes how it holds light

creating a softer presence on the table

The surface remains smooth

The contrast creates clarity: edges become more defined