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Handcrafted Thai Ceramic Elephant Tealight Holder in Green, "Bright Elephant in Green"

Name: Handcrafted Thai Ceramic Elephant Tealight Holder in Green, 'Bright Elephant in Green'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 419862
Price: 37.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (31 reviews)

Product ID: 419862

by Aunchalee Kaewduangtip (31)

This celadon ceramic tealight holder handcrafted by Thai artisan Aunchalee Kaewduangtip will make a delightful addition to your home decor. The... more

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This celadon ceramic tealight holder handcrafted by Thai artisan Aunchalee Kaewduangtip will make a delightful addition to your home decor. The elephant-shaped holder is molded, fired in the kiln and given a glistening glaze, then it is finished with hand-painted accents that add another layer of charm to the piece.

0.30 kgs
0.7 lbs

8.5 cm H x 8.3 cm W x 10 cm D
3.3" H x 3.3" W x 3.9" D

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Celadon ceramic
Features a crackled finish
Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
For use with tealights only
Never leave a burning candle unattended
Keep away from children and pets
Tealight included
Made in Thailand
Certified and shipped by our office in Thailand
Product ID: 419862

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Aunchalee Kaewduangtip

Thailand

Thai celadon ceramics

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Dale

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Apr 01, 2024

“Lovely”

An interesting and beautifully designed cup. Good size. Unique.

Purchased Item Thai Eden in White, Crackled Finished Leafy White Ceramic Cup from Thailand

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Charles

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May 24, 2023

“My favorite cup”

This cup never fails to impress guests

Purchased Item Elephant Handle in Green, Elephant-Themed Celadon Ceramic Mug from Thailand

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Merry Wheaton

From Austin, Texas, USA

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Feb 11, 2023

“Bigger than expected but beautiful”

This cup holds closer to 14 ounces than 10, so its larger than I really wanted but its lovely. I like the contrast between the lapis blue and the rusty colored elephant. I also ordered one called Morning Elephant which is the same style but sort of deep gray-green--more subtle but also pretty. The standard gift wrap was very nicely done with rustic hand-made paper.

Purchased Item Elephant Handle in Blue, Celadon Ceramic Elephant Mug in Blue from Thailand (10 oz.)

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Meet the Artist

Aunchalee Kaewduangtip Thai celadon ceramics

(31)

"I continue working at home, crafting vases, dishes or bowls on the wheel or with the slab technique. I use leaves and flowers to create the motifs."

"I was born in Chiang Mai in 1976. When I was in junior high, schools like the one I attended focused on practicing an art or craft along with... read more