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Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Light the table in cobalt and turquoise.

Regular price $53.00
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⭐︎ Swirls of cobalt glow in candlelight.

✑ Hand-blown in Hebron, Palestine.

☼ One of a kind, no two alike.

✓ Doubles as a traditional tea glass.

 

Each piece is hand-blown and unique. The next one will carry a different swirl.

How It Works

Place a standard tea light inside, light it and let the glass do the rest. 

Cobalt, turquoise and sea-green swirls glow from within and scatter soft reflections across the table. 

Unlit, it stands as a decorative piece or serves tea, just as it does in Palestinian homes.

Details & Care

  • Hand-blown glass from Hebron, Palestine
  • One of a kind: colour and veining vary
  • Fits standard tea light candles
  • Hand wash in warm water once cool
  • Not dishwasher safe
  • Never leave a burning candle unattended

Shipping & Returns

Shipped from our boutique in Porto, Portugal, carefully packed by hand. 

Check or Refund Policy

Our Fair Trade Commitment

We partner with local artisan associations or work directly with the artisans. Every piece supports artisans in Palestine and Colombia, and 1% of proceeds goes to humanitarian relief in Gaza.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Regular price $53.00
Regular price $53.00 Sale price $115.00
SAVE 53% Sold out
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Born in fire. Shaped by breath. Made to hold a flame

THE LIGHT

An Evening Bathed in Blue Light

A single flame is all it takes to change the mood of a room. The moment a tea light flickers inside this glass, swirls of cobalt, turquoise and sea green wake up and spill soft reflections across the table, the walls and every face around it. A simple dinner, a quiet tea or a late conversation suddenly feels slower, warmer and more intimate.

Each holder is blown by hand in a family workshop in Hebron, where glassmakers still shape molten glass with a blowpipe and a traditional furnace. Because the colour is swirled in by hand, the veins of blue and green fall differently in every piece, so the one on the table belongs to no one else. Unlit, it keeps its quiet beauty on a shelf or windowsill, and it can even serve tea the way it does in Palestinian homes.

  • A glow no lamp can copy

    Candlelight passes through layers of coloured glass. Blue and turquoise reflections dance across the room.

  • A gift with meaning

    Every piece carries the story of a centuries-old craft. Each purchase directly supports Palestinian artisans.

  • Truly one of a kind

    The colour is swirled in by hand. No two holders share the same pattern.

HEBRON, PALESTINE

The Glassmakers of Hebron

In a family workshop in Hebron, the craft of free-blown glass has passed from father to son for generations.

No moulds, no machines: only fire, breath and a steady hand.

HOW TO USE

Light It, Then Let It Glow

Set a standard tea light inside, light it and place the glass on the table, a shelf or a windowsill. Group two or three together for a warmer, deeper glow. Once the glass has cooled, wash it by hand in warm water and keep it out of the dishwasher.

THE DETAIL

A Table With a Story Worth Telling

Hosting feels different when the light on the table carries a story worth sharing. A hand-blown holder from Hebron brings colour, warmth and a sense of place to the room, the kind of detail guests ask about before the first course arrives. It makes a home feel personal and collected, never decorated in a hurry.

THE MAKERS

Made in Hebron

Behind each piece are glassmakers who learned the craft from their fathers and grandfathers, working the furnace with a patience few workshops still keep. Choosing this holder means choosing an object with a real origin, a real maker and a reason to exist beyond any trend. Every time the candle is lit, the craft of Hebron lives on a little longer.

Small bubbles, uneven swirls and shifts in tone are the signature of glass blown by hand, never a flaw.

  • ★★★★★

    "These have become my favorite little decorations in the living room. I usually light a candle inside while reading in the evening, and the warm glow against the colorful glass is just gorgeous. Knowing there's a traditional craft behind each piece makes me appreciate them even more."

    Charlotte E., Coimbra, Portugal

  • ★★★★★

    "I originally ordered one as a birthday gift for my sister, but I ended up getting another for myself. The glass has such lovely details, and the combination of blues and earthy tones works perfectly with my home decor. My sister loved hers too, and now we're both thinking about getting a few more."

    Hannah M., Lisbon, Portugal

  • ★★★★★

    "I bought a couple of these for our dining table, and they look absolutely beautiful with candles inside. The colors are even prettier when the light shines through, especially in the evening when we're having dinner. I love that each one has its own pattern, so they feel much more special than ordinary candle holders."

    Olivia B., Porto, Portugal

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Our 30-Day Promise of Light

Every piece is wrapped with care to travel safely from Hebron to the table. 

If the holder arrives damaged or does not bring joy to the room, reach out within 30 days of delivery and we will make it right with a replacement, a return or an exchange. 

Handmade beauty deserves to arrive in perfect condition, and we stand behind every piece.

Questions

Which candles fit?

Any standard tea light candle fits perfectly.

How should I clean it?

Hand wash in warm water. Not dishwasher safe.

Will my holder look exactly like the photos?

Each piece is blown by hand, so colour and veining vary slightly. The photos guide on form and colour; the final swirl pattern is unique to each holder.

How fast is shipping?

We offer fast and affordable shipping! Due to recently going viral most orders arrive within 3-15 business days due to high demand.

Can I return it if I don't like it?

Absolutely! We have a 30-Day Guarantee, so if you're not happy with your order, you can return it for a full refund with no questions asked.

How do I get in contact?

You can send us an email at support@atelierfaros.com and our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 24 reviews.

From the moment I saw the blue and green glass, I knew it would look lovely in our coastal-inspired living room. The colors remind me of the ocean, but the warm amber tones inside give it a different character when a candle is burning. It's a small decorative touch that makes the space feel more inviting.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Although I originally purchased it as a gift, I liked the design so much that I ended up keeping it for myself. The swirling pattern is gorgeous, and the size is just right for a bedside table or small shelf. I'll definitely be choosing another one when I need a thoughtful housewarming present.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

The first evening I used this, I turned off the main lights and left just a few candles burning around the room. This little holder looked beautiful, with the warm flame contrasting against the cooler colors of the glass. It made an ordinary evening at home feel a bit more special.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

A friend recommended this style of glass to me because she knows how much I love artisan home accessories. I wasn't expecting the color variations to be so interesting, especially where the turquoise meets the darker blue. It has become one of my favorite decorative pieces on the shelf.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Nothing about this glass holder feels plain, even though the shape itself is quite simple. The layered colors give it so much interest, and the candle adds a beautiful warmth when it's lit. I've placed it on a small tray with a few other favorite objects, and it looks wonderful.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Since moving into our new home, I've been choosing decorations that feel meaningful rather than filling every corner with random things. This candle holder was one of my first purchases, and I love the handmade appearance and rich colors. It makes our living room feel a little more personal.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Everyone who visits seems to notice this little glass piece sitting on my coffee table. The colors are striking without being too bright, and it looks beautiful next to a simple stack of books. I've had several people pick it up just to take a closer look at the pattern.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Instead of buying another ordinary candle holder, I decided to try something with a bit more character. The Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder has a wonderful mix of colors that works surprisingly well with my wooden furniture. It gives the room a warm, collected-over-time feeling that I really enjoy.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

When I opened the package, the first thing I noticed was how interesting the colors looked in natural light. The glass has beautiful movement in the design, almost like waves flowing around the sides. I love that it feels decorative even without anything inside.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

For our anniversary dinner at home, I wanted to make the table feel a little more thoughtful without buying lots of decorations. I placed two of these holders beside a small flower arrangement, and the whole setup looked lovely once the candles were lit. We've kept them on the table ever since because they're too pretty to put away.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Between the rich blue tones and the lighter turquoise details, there's so much to appreciate in such a small object. I especially like the way the pattern wraps around the glass rather than looking like a simple printed design. It brings a little personality to my otherwise plain side table.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

This was a gift for my sister, who loves unusual handmade decorations and anything inspired by the sea. She sent me a picture of it on her mantelpiece the same evening she received it and said the colors were gorgeous. I'm considering getting one for myself because it looked so beautiful in her home.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

At first, I planned to use this only for special occasions, but now I find myself lighting it almost every evening. The glow is gentle and creates a peaceful atmosphere beside my favorite reading chair. It's such a lovely little addition to my nighttime routine.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Having collected handmade glass pieces for a while, I was drawn to the unusual color combinations in this one. The layers of blue, green, and gold look beautiful together, and the surface has a character that photographs don't quite capture. It fits right in with my collection but still manages to stand out.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Our dining table needed a finishing touch, and I didn't want anything too large or distracting. This glass holder adds a lovely pop of color, and the candlelight makes it feel even more special when we sit down for dinner. It's one of those simple purchases that made a bigger difference than I expected.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Something about the swirling blue glass makes this feel much more personal than an ordinary candle holder. I bought it as a little treat for myself after moving into a new apartment, and it has found a permanent place on my bookshelf. Every time I see it, I'm reminded why I chose it.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

We recently redecorated our sitting room with neutral furniture, and I wanted a small accent that would bring in some color. This tea light holder works beautifully against the cream and beige tones without overwhelming the space. I love lighting it when we have guests over for dinner.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

Seeing the glass up close made me appreciate the craftsmanship much more than I expected. The little variations in the pattern give it character, and I like knowing that it doesn't look exactly like every other candle holder. It feels like the kind of decoration I'll keep for years.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

One of my favorite things about this piece is how different it looks depending on the lighting in the room. During the day, the swirling colors are bright and cheerful, while in the evening the candle gives it a softer appearance. I ended up ordering another one because I wanted a matching pair for my coffee table.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

There's a charming quality to this candle holder that makes it stand out from the usual home accessories. The turquoise and deep blue shades remind me of the sea, and the warm candlelight creates such a nice contrast. It's small enough to fit almost anywhere but still gets noticed.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

After seeing the pictures, I wasn't sure whether the colors would look as nice in person, but I was pleasantly surprised. The glass has beautiful variations that make it feel like something made by hand rather than a mass-produced decoration. I keep it near my bedroom window and love how it looks in the afternoon light.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

My husband and I wanted something different for our dining table, and these turned out to be a wonderful choice. We use them with small tea lights during dinner, and the soft glow makes the whole setting feel warm and inviting. They're decorative without being too fancy, which is exactly what we were looking for.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

What caught my attention was the mix of ocean colors, but the actual glass texture is what made me fall in love with it. There's something special about seeing the different shades blend into each other when the sunlight comes through the window. I've already had a couple of friends ask me where I found it.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder

These glass holders have such a beautiful handmade feel, and I love that no two patterns seem exactly alike. I placed mine on a wooden shelf beside a few books, and it adds just the right amount of color without looking out of place. Even when I don't have a candle burning, it looks like a small piece of art.

Hand-Blown Phoenician Glass Tea Light Holder