Candle Holders

Handcrafted ceramic mosaic candle holders that add warmth and artisanal detail to any tabletop.

Ceramic mosaic candle holders that bring warm light and handcrafted detail

Cosymor's candle holders are hand-painted ceramic pieces inlaid with mosaic glasswork, designed to scatter candlelight into warm, coloured patterns rather than just holding a flame. Each piece is made by hand, so the mosaic pattern and the way it filters light varies slightly from one holder to the next.

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Cosymor's candle holders are made from hand-painted ceramic, inlaid with small pieces of coloured mosaic glass. The combination gives each piece a warm, textured look that catches and scatters candlelight differently than plain glass or metal holders.

Check the specific product's opening diameter and depth, since this varies by design - some are sized for standard tea lights, others for pillar candles of a particular width. Using a candle that's too large or too small for the holder's opening can affect how securely it sits.

Most of Cosymor's mosaic candle holders are designed with tea lights in mind, since the smaller, contained flame works well with the decorative mosaic glasswork without excessive heat exposure. Check the specific product listing to confirm which candle sizes it's rated for.

Let any wax drips cool and harden completely before attempting to remove them, then gently lift or scrape the wax off with a soft plastic tool rather than metal, which could scratch the glaze or dislodge the mosaic glass. A damp cloth handles any remaining residue.

Cosymor's mosaic candle holders are designed primarily for indoor use. For a covered outdoor space like a patio, bring them in during rain or extreme weather, since prolonged moisture exposure can affect the grout holding the mosaic glass in place.

Grouping three candle holders of varying heights on a mantel, console table or dining table centrepiece creates a layered look that's more visually interesting than a single holder alone. Mixing complementary but not identical mosaic patterns adds depth without looking mismatched.

Yes - since each piece is hand-assembled with individually placed glass fragments, the exact colour distribution and pattern varies slightly from holder to holder, even within the same design. No two are ever completely identical.