Let yourself be captivated by the plastic force and poetic presence of this large 7-branch "Tulip" candlestick, a creation of the Jakobsdals design house. A true table sculpture at the crossroads of brutalist style and biomorphic design, this decorative object shakes up classic codes to impose its rooted and vibrant silhouette. Crafted from stoneware, it plays on the duality of textures and glazes to bring an arty character and theatrical light to your interior.

Visual Impact: An Organic Silhouette and Raw Contrast

The structure evokes the fluidity of a stylized branch or root from which seven stems harmoniously rise, ready to hold your candles.

Texture and Material: The body of the piece is made of stoneware with a subtly grainy texture, speckled with beige and brown, offering a very mineral and natural finish.

The Artisan's Touch: In total contrast to the matte speckled stoneware, broad drips of glossy black enamel vertically adorn each branch. These dark, mirror-finish touches capture the light of the flames and emphasize the sinuous relief of the object, reminiscent of the art ceramics of the 50s to 70s.

Features

Graphic Presence: With its 7 branches aligned on a slightly curved axis, this candelabra creates a spectacular display on a dining table or a sideboard, especially when adorned with alternating black and white candles.

Robustness and Stability: Entirely made of dense stoneware, the object rests solidly on its two wide flared tripod bases, ensuring perfect safety for your candle lighting.

Arty Chic Spirit: A high-end centerpiece that transcends its primary function to become a true sculptural work of art, perfect for enlivening a minimalist decor or complementing a Mid-Century atmosphere.

Technical Specifications

Model: Tulip Candle Stick (Reference 81378-87)

Publisher: Jakobsdals

Style: Brutalist / Organic / Contemporary Arty

Materials: 100% Stoneware, partially enameled

Color: Speckled Beige/Cream, Glossy Black Enamel

Condition: New

Dimensions: 51 x 6 x 21 cm

💡 The Gallerist's Styling Tip

"The "Tulip" candlestick needs space to express its full sculptural potential. Ideally, place it in the center of a large raw wood dining table or on a sideboard. To emphasize its graphic rhythm, do as we do: alternate white and black pillar candles that echo the nuances of its enamel. It pairs beautifully with interiors in earthy tones (linen, travertine, burnt wood) or, conversely, breaks the rigor of very contemporary furniture by bringing an indispensable touch of soul and texture."