A candle stand that already carries the greenery. Each holder is a slim red iron cone with a wide lip, wrapped with a small ring of pine, berries and a pine cone. Drop a pillar candle on top and the arrangement is finished — no separate garland, no florist wire.
Built for a mantel, sized for a table
The two sizes cover the two places people actually put candles at Christmas. The small holder (5.6 cm base, 9 cm tall) sits on a side table or a windowsill. The large one (10.3 cm base, 23.5 cm tall) is the height that reads correctly on a mantelpiece next to a clock or a row of stockings. The set of two gives you the stagger that mantel styling usually needs.
What it suits
Pillar candles up to about 7.5 cm across — the lip is flat and wide, so wax sits level
Christmas mantel decor — the 23.5 cm height lines up with typical mantel shelves
Table centrepieces — pair with the small size down the middle of a dining table
Windowsills and shelves — the cone base is weighted enough not to tip
