Shared Glow Tealight Holders, Pair

Light feels warmer when it is shared. Shared Glowis a beautifully handcrafted iron tea light holder depicting two human forms walking together, gently supporting a single flame. Rooted in the timeless language of Bastar Dokra art, this piece reflects companionship, balance, and collective strength.

Forged by skilled artisans, the sculptural figures are intentionally minimal — allowing raw iron textures and hand-shaped lines to speak for themselves. The central tea light rests like an offering between the two forms, creating a soft glow that brings calm and quiet reflection into your space.

Perfect for intimate corners, festive settings, or mindful décor styling, this handcrafted piece bridges ancient metal artistry with modern living, making light not just decorative — but meaningful.

Weight:300 grams
(Weight may vary slightly due to handcrafted nature)

Why You Will Love It

• Shared Candle Design – Two figures together holding a single glowing tea light
• Artisan Handcrafted – Each piece carries subtle variations and hand-forged character
• Symbolic & Mindful – Represents togetherness, balance, and quiet harmony
• Compact & Versatile – Ideal for shelves, side tables, and serene décor corners
  

Size

• Width:  5.5 inches
• Height: 4.5 inches
  (Approximate dimensions)
  

Material

• Handcrafted Iron
• Matte black finish
  

Ideal For

• Living room & coffee table décor
• Meditation or prayer spaces
• Festive candle & diya arrangements
• Thoughtful gifting for housewarmings and celebrations
• Homes that value Bastar Dokra art metal craftsmanship

Free shipping across India. We dispatch every confirmed order within 24 hours. After dispatch, your order reaches you in 3–5 days, anywhere in India. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.

Dust with a dry, soft cloth. For a deeper clean use tamarind paste or lemon and salt, then rinse and dry at once. Brass darkens into a patina with age — many collectors prefer it. Avoid chemical polishes on the coil detail.

Each casting needs its own clay mould, broken to release the metal. Coil spacing, surface texture and tone vary piece to piece. That variation is the craft's signature, not a fault.