Leher Candelabra Small in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal

Leher Candelabra Medium in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal Wavy, weighty, and wondrous, the Leher candelabra reimagines nature’s motion in metal. Cast in brass, the fluid forms mimic th...

Andaman Candelabra in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal Hidden deep within the Andaman Islands, lies an ancient sanctuary of caves where time stands still. Shaped by nature’s hand, these ...

Saffron Candelabra in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal With moniker’s such as red gold, exquisite thread or golden light, saffron captivates us all. Ancient Romans prized them for their ...

Hundred Petal Rose Candelabra in Brass, Viya by Vikram Goyal Cascading, like the lithe petals of the hundred-leaf rose, this collection bends light and form into sculptural abstract...

A heavy-alloy brass candelabra designed by Lars Åkesson and produced by Vallonmässing, Sweden, dated 1984. Holds .8” candles.

Claude Boeltz’s five branch candelabrum possesses the asymmetry of trickling water frozen in intense cold, a form further suggested by the quartz crystals set throughout. Yet, as wit...

Named for Alfred Kopka, the first craft master at the Bauhaus school's metal shop, expertly crafted by hand in Brooklyn, NY, the Kopka Candelabra is a sculptural addition to any spac...

Bespoke Bronze Candelabra Les Fleurs du Mal by Alina Alamorean. Dimensions: W 8.75” x D 6.5” x H 9” are for the larger candlestick of the two. Born into a family of avant-garde architects in 1968 in Transylvania, Alina is a french artist living and working in Paris, France. She graduated in 2005 from the Haute École de Joaillerie in Paris and won several international jewelry design contests ( Tahitian Pearl Trophy, HRD Diamonds Design Awards ). Her Invincible Cape entered the Diamond Museum in Antwerpen, Belgium and her one-of-a-kind bespoke jewelry and objects are part of private collections around the world. The guiding line in her work is freedom. Freedom to live, freedom to escape domination and freedom to misuse all sorts of found objects and turn them into wrapping powerful and soulful bodyjewels. She calls them "Les guerrières". She may use all sorts of materials yet simple techniques and easy to wear despite their weight, but what defines more her work is the energy and magic she instills into them. She gives free rein the metal to flow into efortless wrapped jewelry...