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Tall Iron Candle Stand (for 14–17cm candles)

Sale price$245.00

Pickup available at Senju Living

Usually ready in 24 hours

A black Japanese handcrafted iron candle holder with a twisted stem and circular base, standing on a light wood surface against a dark textured wall.

Tall Iron Candle Stand (for 14–17cm candles)

Senju Living

Pickup available, Usually ready in 24 hours

74 Princes Hwy
Shop2
Milton NSW 2538
Australia


Handcrafted in Uchiko, Ehime, by blacksmith studio Jizai Koubou, this tall iron candle stand is designed for Omori Warosoku’s traditional Japanese candles (14 to 17 cm).

Each stand is forged from a single rod of steel, heated to around 1000°C and shaped by hand using traditional techniques including hammering, flattening and hand bending. The result is a beautifully balanced form, with graceful curves that bring an unexpected softness to solid iron.

Standing 15 cm high, its elevated form gives the candle a striking presence while allowing the gentle, flickering flame of a Japanese warosoku candle to become a feature in the room.

The iron gradually develops a richer lustre with use, adding to the individual character of each piece.

*Candle is not included. Images are for reference only.

Read more about Omori Warosoku here.

Keeping the Light Beautiful

Warosoku candles leave behind a carbonised wick as they burn. To maintain a clean, steady flame, use a wick trimmer to gently remove the excess wick—leaving about 1–2cm at the base.
This small step helps your candle burn more beautifully.
Watch the first video to see how it’s done.

how to sniff a Japanese Candle Warosoku

Gently Snuffing the Flame

Using a wick trimmer or a pair of tweezers, gently pinch the base of the remaining wick.
This helps extinguish the flame without creating smoke.
Watch the second video for a step-by-step demonstration.

Warosoku - Japanese Candle

Warosoku are traditional Japanese candles made using natural materials and time-honoured techniques passed down for generations.
Each candle is carefully crafted by hand, starting with a wick made from washi paper and reed, then layered with wax from the haze tree. This slow, thoughtful process gives the candles their signature gentle flame and soft, flicker-free glow. Every candle reflects patience, care, and a deep respect for nature and tradition.