Nkuku Idha Mango Wood Hurricane Lantern Candle Holder, Natural
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John Lewis
Nkuku Idha Mango Wood Hurricane Lantern Candle Holder, Natural
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Description
This Nkuku Idha hurricane lantern makes a beautiful addition to your interior. With an elegant cylinder shape, the glass fits neatly into the beautiful natural mango wood base. It easily creates e a cosy feel that is elevated with a lit candle inside. Each lantern is handmade in India by skilled artisans. The mango wood used to make Nkuku's wooden pieces come from mango trees that have stopped bearing fruit. This allows the farmers to plant more trees and provides them with a supplementary income.
Our Stylist Says
This candle holder is a versatile piece that seamlessly blends natural textures with contemporary style. I love how the mango wood base adds warmth and organic appeal, making it ideal for both rustic and modern interiors. It works particularly well in spaces that favour neutral tones and natural materials, such as Scandinavian, bohemian, or coastal themes. For practical styling tips, try pairing it with soft linens and other wooden accents, or cluster several for a cosy, layered lighting effect. Its clean, simple shape also allows it to double up as a decorative item even when not in use, giving your space a subtle warmth and texture.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on John Lewis's website here
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