Candle Craniums
A candle holder, forged from the shadows of imagination and the whispers of the macabre. This sculpted masterpiece—moulded in the haunting likeness of a human skull—commands attention with its bold silhouette and unapologetic attitude. Choose your allegiance: the obsidian black, a tribute to midnight rituals and velvet rebellion; or the bone-white, a ghostly relic of forgotten elegance and spectral charm (with a heat resistant coating!)
Each curve and crevice is a celebration of contrast—where wax meets 'bone', and flame dances atop mortality’s crown. Whether perched on a velvet-draped mantle or brooding in a minimalist lair, this skull-shaped vessel transforms any flicker of light into a theatrical séance of style.
Not just a candle holder. A statement. A mood. A deliciously dark icon. Dark, light or natural - which are you drawn to the most?
from £30.00
Small Craniums
A bold but subtle sculptural presence with a geometric design, ideal as a statement piece for mantels or dining tables.
Weight and Size
450 gramms; H: 10cm | W: 10cm | D: 10cm
Each cranium comes with 4 (Small) complimentary "Bone" or "Obsidian" flame capsules
Elegantly decorative cranium with finely finished accents, adding character and style to your home.
Weight and Size
450 gramms; H: 10cm | W: 10cm | D: 10cm
Each cranium comes with 2 (Large) complimentary "Bone" or "Obsidian" flame capsules
Large Craniums
Crainum Shades
"Bone"
(Satin White finish)
A satin white finish highlighting the delicate carved details giving a soft, warm candlelight glow that turns macabre into elegant décor.
"Obsidian"
(Gloss Black finish)
A glossy black finish, excentuating the sculpted contours with flickering candlelight, casting dramatic, shadowed highlights for an elegant gothic accent.
"Rock"
(Natural Satin finish)
A satin finish softens the sculpted rock contours as flickering candlelight creates muted, shadowed highlights, lending to a strikingly graceful display.
"Distressed"
(All Shades - where available!)
As we, the artisans, coax each piece from raw matter, fate does not always yield to our design. From such beautiful failures arise peculiar visions—rebels of nature, born of misrule and shadow. We spare them no more than we spare the night: offered at merciful prices so their strange grace may endure rather than perish. Thus even our errors honor the earth.