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Mace Ball Candle Holder | Decorative Objects by Wretched Flowers. Item composed of metal compatible with contemporary and japandi style
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Mace Ball Candle Holder | Decorative Objects by Wretched Flowers. Item composed of metal compatible with contemporary and japandi style
Mace Ball Candle Holder | Decorative Objects by Wretched Flowers. Item composed of metal compatible with contemporary and japandi style
Mace Ball Candle Holder | Decorative Objects by Wretched Flowers. Item composed of metal compatible with contemporary and japandi style
Mace Ball Candle Holder | Decorative Objects by Wretched Flowers. Item composed of metal compatible with contemporary and japandi style

Created and Sold by Wretched Flowers

Wretched Flowers

Mace Ball Candle Holder - Decorative Objects

Price $889

Creation: 3-4 weeks
Shipping: UPS 1-4 days
Estimated Arrival: June 8, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made In USA

Made To Order

Locally Sourced

Our candleholder is modeled after the mace, one of humanity's oldest and most brutal weapons to span almost every culture. Our version sheds light, not violence. Cast in pewter, the Mace Ball Candle Holder is a hefty centerpiece or accent.

This piece is part of our ARTIFACT collection. Each piece in the collection is inspired by a significant historical object from a museum archive.

Additional details:

Dimensions: 5.5” Tall, 6.5” Wide, 6.5” Deep.
Materials: Pewter.
Made in Connecticut, USA.

Made to order. Please allow 3 weeks.

Item Mace Ball Candle Holder
Created by Wretched Flowers
As seen in Creator's Studio, New Fairfield, CT
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2024
Hard objects for the unconventional home. All crafted in our Connecticut studio.

Wretched Flowers is the design studio of Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish. Their ever-evolving practice currently involves designing objects for the home, interior and set design, art direction, and foraged floristry. Clients and collaborators include MoMA PS1, Rhizome, Gladstone Gallery, Anicka Yi, Clever / Architectural Digest, among many others.

Initiated in 2020 as a sustainable floristry studio, Wretched Flowers creates sculptural bouquets using foraged local plants. By consciously harvesting invasive versus native plants, Wretched Flowers facilitates ecological restoration on a small but meaningful scale.

The need for custom vases for their arrangements led them to make their own, which eventually inspired a collection of hand-built ceramic objects for the table top. Their second and most recent collection, ARTIFACT, expands their offering of home accessories to include lamps, a mirror, and a candleholder, in addition to vases. Wretched Flowers is currently pursuing opportunities related to interior design.

Abrams and Stanish, who are married, began collaborating in 2012 while receiving their MFAs from Pratt Institute. In 2012 they co-founded Hotel Art Pavilion, an experimental exhibition platform and gallery space. Abrams and Stanish currently teach at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York.