HURRICANE no. 69 - Sepia brown
895,00 DKKHurricane no. 69 is for the larger space in a home both indoor and outdoor. Designed to carry a pillar candle or LED, but also suitable for flowers. Placed as a centrepiece at the table it brings lighting atmosphere to the family evening in the garden. It has a size suitable for floor lighting creating a cosy corner at the terrasse in the lounge area together with flowerpots etc. The design has a spacious inner room which makes the candle flame burn steady.
The stand is wide and heavy, so it doesn’t move or tip over in the wind. The opening has a size that makes all larger flower bouquets spread out nicely.
With inspiration from the antique kerosene lamps, where a tall cylinder of glass spreads the light and protects the flame from the surroundings, the Hurricane is born. Hurricane adds evocative light to summer nights on balconies and terraces and lights up cosy moments indoor.
Hurricane is mouth blown in a light quality of glass. In this technique smaller air bubbles might appear in the crystal glass and the intensity in colour may vary.
The Hurricanes are designed by Rebecca Uth.
MATERIAL
Hurricane is mouth blown in a light quality of glass. In this technique smaller air bubbles might appear in the crystal glass and the intensity in colour may vary.
COLOUR
Sepia brown
SIZE
SIZE
H 31 cm, Ø 20 cm.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Hurricane is available in many sizes, for wide candles and tea lights. Hurricanes can also be used as vases for flowers or as a jar for utensils, pencils and other objects.
CARE GUIDANCE
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Hurricane is available in many sizes, for wide candles and tea lights. Hurricanes can also be used as vases for flowers or as a jar for utensils, pencils and other objects.
CARE GUIDANCE
Only wash with a mild soap under hot water. Never use sharp/scratchy objects to remove the leftover candle wax. We recommend that you do not let the candles burn the whole way down to the bottom of the candleholder as this may discolour or damage the product.
Do not place in the windowsill close to curtains. Never leave burning lights unattended.
