Candleholder Sailor

€82.00

Product details

Meet Gary the Sailor, a striking ceramic candleholder designed by Marco Oggian. With his striped shirt and pink complexion, this piece captivates with its sculptural silhouette and glossy finish. Handcrafted with precision, Gary is more than just a candleholder—it’s a sculptural centerpiece. Whether holding a taper candle or standing alone as an artful accent, it effortlessly enhances modern, eclectic, or minimalistic interiors. Perfect for those who appreciate daring design and a touch of whimsy in their décor.

Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 31 x 12 x 6 cm
Color: Pink, Blue, White

Curator’s note: Gary balances good design and playfulness, bringing a whimsical touch to any setting. Elevate your home with a candleholder that is as charming as it is functional.

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Product care

We at Aynhaus are obsessed with our art and décor pieces and part of that obsession trickles down to proper care and maintenance in order to keep the beauty, longevity and the value of our pieces.

The instructions in this guide will help you prolong the life of your own pieces purchased by our platform. As a starting point, we always advise our clients to be mindful of the placement of their art and décor pieces. Avoid positioning near exterior walls to prevent moisture buildup and keep pieces away from heaters, fires, or radiators to avoid heat damage. Protect pieces from sharp objects like buckles, rings, and possibly curious pet claws!

Materials

Leather - Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap solution; dab spills dry immediately without rubbing. Avoid harsh cleaners and direct sunlight exposure.

Fabric - Spot clean after testing on a small area. Avoid oversaturation. Use a soft brush to maintain fabric appearance and gently vacuum regularly. Clean spills promptly, and consult a professional for deep cleaning to avoid permanent stains.

Feather and Down Cushions - Regularly "fluff" cushions by placing them on their narrow edge and repeating on all sides. This helps maintain shape and comfort.

Wood - Wipe up spills immediately and dust with a soft cloth. Most wood surfaces are scratch-resistant and heat-tolerant to an extent, but avoid placing hot items directly on them. Wood may expand or contract with temperature changes.

Metals (Brass, Copper, Pewter, Nickel, Silver) - Keep metal surfaces dry to prevent tarnishing. Avoid abrasive cleaners; polish in straight motions. Use metal-specific cleaners for brass, focusing on inlaid areas only.

Bronze and Iron - Occasionally wax bronze and iron pieces. Iron may need more frequent care in high-use or humid areas.

Stone (Marble, Travertine, Granite, Limestone, Cement) - Clean stone surfaces with neutral, mild cleaners. Blot spills immediately to prevent stains. Avoid acidic substances and use lukewarm water for regular cleaning. Always use coasters to protect stone surfaces.

Glass and Mirrored Glass - Wipe weekly with a slightly damp cloth. Use felt protectors under objects to prevent scratches, and ensure items are the correct weight for the glass surface.

Ceramics - Handle ceramics with care to avoid chips and cracks. Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth; avoid abrasive materials. For stains, use a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Keep ceramics out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and avoid sudden temperature changes that could cause cracking.

Art

To preserve the beauty of your art and art prints, avoid direct sunlight, which can cause fading over time. Keep them in a stable, humidity-controlled environment to prevent warping or moisture damage. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or a feather duster. If framing, use UV-protective glass and acid-free materials to safeguard your artwork from environmental factors. Handle with clean hands or gloves to prevent oils and dirt from transferring to the surface.