€24.00
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A charming pooch lover gift! Each mini is hand thrown and decorated with tiny holes depicting a scottie dog pattern that gives a magical flickering glow when lit from within with a tealight.
Natural ivory white porcelain with glossy transparent glaze.
Mini’s are approx 6cm dia x 5-7cm high.
Porcelain Foodie Tea Light Holder. Wonderful for the mantlepiece, on the dining table or in the garden. And a lovely pressie for the foodie candle lover in your life! Thrown on the potter’s wheel and then pierced so that the light flickers through the tiny holes in the porcelain, this foodie tealight is then high fired to 1260 degrees. This makes the porcelain become translucent when lit from within, giving a soft amber glow and the throwing lines become clearly visible.
Porcelain Teapot Tealight. How cool is this teapot tealight….and it’s a lovely pressie for the tea loving candle lover in your life! Thrown on the potter’s wheel and then pierced so that the light flickers through the tiny holes in the porcelain, this teapot tealight is then high fired to 1260 degrees. This makes the porcelain become translucent when lit from within, giving a soft amber glow and the throwing lines become clearly visible.
Porcelain Peacock Tea Light Holder. Wonderful for the mantlepiece, on the dining table or in the garden. And a lovely pressie for the musical candle lover in your life! Thrown on the potter’s wheel and then pierced so that the light flickers through the tiny holes in the porcelain, this peacock tealight is then high fired to 1260 degrees. This makes the porcelain become translucent when lit from within, giving a soft amber glow and the throwing lines become clearly visible.
Porcelain Treble Clef Tea Light Holder. Wonderful for the mantlepiece, on the dining table or in the garden. And a lovely pressie for the musical candle lover in your life! Thrown on the potter’s wheel and then pierced so that the light flickers through the tiny holes in the porcelain, this treble clef tealight is then high fired to 1260 degrees. This makes the porcelain become translucent when lit from within, giving a soft amber glow and the throwing lines become clearly visible.
