From Kähler, founded in Næstved, Denmark in 1839 and one of the oldest ceramic houses in Scandinavia, with six generations of master ceramicists behind its archive. This piece belongs to the Hammershøi collection, first released in 2015. The smallest Hammershøi candle holder in white matches perfectly with the rest of the unique candle holders from Kähler's Hammershøi range. All the candle holders feature the distinctive furrows that tie the Danish design range together across color, shape, material and function.

Crafted from porcelain. Available in multiple sizes; full dimensions in the variant listings. Made in Thailand. Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp. We carry Kähler because each piece is a working artefact of Danish ceramic history, hand-finished in collections that read as well today as they did a century ago.

Founded in Næstved, Denmark in 1839, Kähler is one of Scandinavia's oldest ceramic houses. Six generations of ceramicists have shaped its archive — from Hans-Christian Kähler's original earthenware to today's Hammershøi, Omaggio and Urbania collections. Each piece is hand-finished, with collaborations spanning Hans-Christian Bauer, Anette Krogstad and Stilleben. Part of Rosendahl Design Group, a Certified B Corp; ceramics use FSC-certified packaging and meet OEKO-TEX standards.

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H: 1.8" x W: 4.5" x D: 4.5"|H: 2.2" x W: 3.1" x D: 3.1"|H: 3.9" x W: 3.3" x D: 3.3"|H: 2.2" x W: 5.1" x D: 5.1"|H: 2.6" x W: 3.9" x D: 3.9"|H: 3.7" x W: 3.7" x D: 3.7"

In-stock items ship within 2-5 business days. For items on backorder we will reach out directly to confirm a lead time, typically 4-8 weeks for Rosendahl Design Group brands shipped from Denmark. Orders are fulfilled Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays. A restocking fee may apply to eligible returns. Free shipping on qualifying orders at Comosum.

Kähler and Bjørn Wiinblad ceramics are wiped with a soft, damp cloth — most decorative pieces are not dishwasher-safe due to hand-applied glazes and decoration. Do not soak. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads. Hand-painted details should never go in the microwave. Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve color depth, and store upright with felt pads between stacked pieces.