02 Kurinuki midi candle
Description
A sculptural candle defined by material and form.
Originally made as a coffee cup, this stoneware vessel is now reimagined as a candle holder. The hand-carved surface draws inspiration from the Japanese kurinuki technique, where the form is shaped through carving rather than throwing. A deep black-brown glaze settles into the carved surface, revealing the raw texture and presence of the clay beneath.
Filled with pure beeswax by Björnlunda Arvet, hand-poured in small batches. Beeswax burns slowly and cleanly, producing a soft, warm light with a subtle natural scent.
Once burned, the vessel remains.
Comes in a magnetic gift box
Material: Stoneware / Pure Beeswax
Dimensions: 7,5 x 7,5 cm
Design: Studio Formbart
Candle maker: Björnlunda Arvet
Beeswax: White beeswax
Year: 2025
Material & Care
Lead-free Tin
Tin is a soft metal that will naturally develop marks and patina through use. Hand wash with mild soap when needed, dry with a soft cloth, and avoid abrasive materials.
The Tin Collection
The Tin Collection marks the studio’s earliest body of work. A series of objects exploring form, surface, and material through tin. Shaped through casting, forming, and soldering, each piece retains subtle variations, marks, and irregularities as part of its expression.