Pair of Brutalist Iron Candle Holders

This pair of Brutalist iron candle holders from the 1970s captures the poetry of forged metal.
Each curve and fold tells the story of craftsmanship shaped by hand, marked by fire, and softened by time.
The dark patina reveals subtle variations that make every surface unique, adding depth and quiet drama to the piece.

Their design feels timeless raw yet refined, sculptural yet balanced.
Arms twist upward like branches in motion, creating a play between shadow and light when candles burn.
Placed on a dining table, console, or mantel, they bring a sense of ritual and warmth into the room.

These Brutalist iron candle holders invite texture and emotion into contemporary interiors.
They stand as sculptural accents that ground a space, blending effortlessly with both minimalist and layered settings.
More than objects, they are gestures of craftsmanship simple, powerful, and enduring.