Keisarinna candleholder, lacquered wood

Aarikka

CHF 180.00 CHF 226.00

Colour: Birch, maple


Aarikka
Keisarinna candleholder
CHF 180.00 CHF 226.00



Description

Aarikka's Keisarinna candleholder, designed by Kaija Aarikka in 1969, is a striking wooden candlestick featuring hand-turned curves and two wreaths crafted from Aarikka's signature wooden beads. The aluminium top provides a sturdy and secure base for a pillar candle, making it ideal for both special occasions and everyday use. Named after a Finnish word for an empress, the Keisarinna candleholder is handcrafted in Finland.

Material
Birch, maple, aluminium
Colour
Birch, maple
Height
22 cm
Diameter
12 cm
Weight
0.8 kg
Care instructions
Wipe with a dry cloth.
Notes
Suitable for a pillar candle with a maximum diameter of 10 cm.
Product ID
ARK-B06640

Kaija Aarikka

Kaija Aarikka (1929-2014) is best known for her jewellery and home designs made of wooden beads, designed for Aarikka, a company she founded in 1954 with her husband Erkki Ruokonen. Even though most Aarikka products are made of wood, Kaija Aarikka was very broadminded when it came to experimenting with different materials; she graduated as a textile artist and often used materials like glass or silver in her designs. In 1994, the beloved designer received the prestigious Pro Finlandia Medal and in 1999, she was awarded the Finnish honorary title of ’kauppaneuvos’ by the President of the Republic of Finland.

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