Handmade Terracotta Strow 0.5 Tealight Holder

The product page lists the holder diameter and depth. Most of our stands fit standard tea lights or pillar candles. Measure your candle base before ordering for the best fit.

Our candle stands are crafted from brass, iron, wood, or ceramic. The product page lists the exact material and finish. Handmade pieces develop character with use.

Candle stands are sold without candles unless the listing specifically says otherwise. Tea lights, pillar candles, or decorative candles are sold separately on our store.

Yes. Our candle stands are designed to hold candles securely on flat surfaces. For polished wood or delicate surfaces, place a coaster underneath as a precaution. Never leave burning candles unattended.

Yes. Our candle stands work as standalone decor pieces. Many customers display them on shelves, mantels, or dining tables year-round without candles.

Indian pottery traditions vary by region. Each area has its own clay type, firing technique, and decorating style. From terracotta of Bengal to the black pottery of Manipur, each regional practice produces visually distinct work.

The potter wedges clay to remove air bubbles, shapes it on a hand-operated wheel, dries it in shade, and fires it in a kiln or open pit. Glazing, painting, or burnishing happens before or after firing depending on the tradition.

Handle with the care you'd give any ceramic piece. Avoid sudden temperature changes. don't pour boiling water into a cold pottery item. Normal household use is perfectly fine.

Most handmade pottery should not go in microwaves or ovens unless the product page specifically says so. Use for serving and display. The clay composition may not withstand high microwave heat.

Hand wash with mild soap. Avoid soaking for extended periods. Don't use abrasive pads on painted or glazed surfaces. Air dry completely before storing to prevent moisture damage.

Terracotta feels earthy, warm, and slightly porous. The clay surface has a natural roughness that holds the fingerprints of the potter. Each piece carries a subtle, grounding warmth.

Keep dry and dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged moisture or water soaking. Terracotta products hold up well with gentle handling and basic maintenance.

Yes. Terracotta is a natural, sustainable material. It's sourced locally, processed with minimal chemicals, and biodegradable. Choosing terracotta supports both the environment and traditional makers.

With proper care, Terracotta products last for years. Natural materials develop character over time. slight color changes and surface patina are normal and add to the appeal.

Some moisture is fine for most Terracotta products. Prolonged dampness or waterlogging can cause damage. In humid climates, ensure good air circulation around the product and wipe dry as needed.