The Stingray Candleholder glides between creature and vessel — a shallow, undulating form with a rim that ripples like a living edge. Its surface is covered in raised, scale‑like impressions that catch the glaze in shifting tones of burnt orange and ember red, giving it the look of something both ancient and freshly unearthed.
The silhouette echoes a stingray mid‑flight: wide, fluid, slightly asymmetrical, with a presence that feels more like a being than a bowl. When a candle is placed at its center, the light pools across the textured interior and ignites the darker accents along the rim, turning the whole piece into a warm, glowing fossil.
It reads as a relic from a desert tidepool — a ceremonial creature‑form built to hold flame.