Etna by Woodendot, candleholders crafted in wood and inspired by the shape of a volcano.

The aim of designers María J. Vargas & Daniel García is to find the best way to lend a touch of light and colour to any ambiance through the pieces in wood they sell under the brand Woodendot. Previously to these candleholders, the Ka family of lamps, already seen in diarioDESIGN, explored this idea with harmony and honesty.

With Etna they are keeping the same clean, simple style in natural materials, using wood from the Tierra de Pinares forest in the region of Valladolid (Spain). The collaboration with artisans to make the pieces was a key factor in the creation of this young company.

Etna is a collection of giant candlesticks made of solid pine wood with painted curves on their upper body that evoke layers of lava sliding down the sides of a volcano (for example the Sicilian one that gives the collection its name). This splash of translucent colour lends personality to the piece and makes its grains stand out.

The pieces have been designed in order to create a variety of compositions, so Etna candlesticks are available in three different sizes (115 cm, 95 cm and 80 cm) and six colours.

Furthermore, there is an Etna Mini set that completes the family with smaller candleholders. Also made of solid pine, they imitate their big brothers in a more compact shape so that they can be used as a table centerpiece, in a shelf or wherever you like.

They are available in three sizes and six colours that can be combined.

Everything about Etna can be found on the Woodendot web. Visit it now to discover their new designs and get a 15% discount.