Cob Candle Holder | Set of 3_The Enriquez Family_201-72-1576-179CLAYOS | Obakki

Cob Candle Holder | Set of 3

Name: Cob Candle Holder | Set of 3
Brand: The Enriquez Family
SKU: 201-72-1576-179CLAYOS
Price: 118.5 CAD
Availability: InStock

$118.50 CAD $158.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN MEXICO

A set of 3 handmade clay candle holders shaped like corn cobs, these rustic pieces have a whimsical feel that will give any table setting a global look. Note: Candles should not be left burning unattended or near flammable objects.

This item is final sale and not eligible for return or exchange.

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Story

These special candle holders are crafted from a natural, Oaxaca clay that is fired using a method that gives them a smoked finish. Because of the organic nature of these pieces—they’re 100% hand-formed without the use of a mold—there are no two pieces that are exactly alike.

Details

INCLUDES: One of each size Holder, Small, Medium, Large
MEASUREMENTS: 8 cm W x 10 cm H (Small), 14 cm H (Medium) and 19 cm H (Large) 3" W x 4" H (Small), 5.5" H (Medium) and 7.5" H (Large)
Note these are hand made pieces and each one is unique. Coloring may vary and measurements may be up to 1" different from the noted size.
MATERIALS: 100% Clay
ORIGIN: Mexico

Product Care

Treat your clay pieces lovingly and with care, they are living objects which will grow old with you. If needed, wash in warm water and air dry.

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Santa María, Mexico

The Enrique Family

The Enriquez Family are multi-generational potters working in Santa María Atzompa, a village shaped by centuries of ceramic tradition dating back to the ancient Zapotec civilization. Two sisters and a brother continue the craft they learned from their parents and grandparents, forming each piece by hand from rich local clay they dig themselves. Their workshop remains small and deeply rooted in family life, where pottery is shaped slowly through practiced hands and shared memory.

Each piece is fired in a handmade, wood-fed open kiln that has stood on their property for decades. Without molds or mechanical intervention, no two forms are ever identical. The subtle marks of fire, ash, and earth give their work its quiet character, shaped as much by nature as by human hands.