Brown square tea light holder viewed at an angle, with star apertures on two faces and a tall rope handle.

Rope Aperturebox Tea Light Holder — Star, 19cm High

£24.00
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Brown square tea light holder viewed at an angle, with star apertures on two faces and a tall rope handle.
  • Brown square tea light holder viewed at an angle, with star apertures on two faces and a tall rope handle.
  • View into the open top of the star tea light holder, showing the clear circular insert and rope handle resting at the sides.
  • Close-up of a large star aperture surrounded by brown grain markings, with part of the rope visible behind it.
  • Brown square tea light holder viewed at an angle, with star apertures on two faces and a tall rope handle.
  • View into the open top of the star tea light holder, showing the clear circular insert and rope handle resting at the sides.
  • Close-up of a large star aperture surrounded by brown grain markings, with part of the rope visible behind it.
Rope Aperturebox Tea Light Holder — Star, 19cm High

Rope Aperturebox Tea Light Holder — Star, 19cm High

£24.00
Description

This tea light holder pairs bold star apertures with a warm brown finish and a rope handle. Its upright, square shape gives the playful motif a simple, substantial setting, with visible grain lending the design a relaxed, rustic character.
Why You'll Love It
  • Large star apertures make a clear decorative feature even when the holder is unlit.
  • The rope handle introduces a softer, textured line above the square form.
  • Warm brown tones pair easily with cream ceramics and other earthy colours.
Materials & Finish

Made with wood and glass, the holder has a honey-brown appearance with darker grain markings. The clear circular insert is visible through the open top and star apertures, while the rope has a coarse, twisted texture.
Dimensions
  • Length: 16cm
  • Height: 19cm
  • Width: 16cm
  • Weight: 0.62kg
Styling Note

Place it on a sideboard beside a low cream bowl, allowing the rope loop room to stand above the display. Turn a corner towards the room to show the star apertures on two faces.
Why We Love It

The generous star openings give the otherwise plain square shape a cheerful focal point.