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Matsya Candle Holder - Set of 2
the details+
For plenty.
Matsya takes its name from the fish avatar of abundance in Indian mythology, cast here as a pair of hand-made iron candle stands with a scaled texture, one tall and one short.
Set them together on a dining table among flowers and serveware, or styled alone on a console. Tall ivory tapers bring out their shape best.
What you get
Set of 2: one tall, one short.
Material
Hand-cast iron with an electroplated finish.
The Good Omens
A collection shaped by old Indian symbols of abundance, protection and good fortune, made for homes now.
dimensions+
Tall: 39.5 cm high, 909 g
Short: 32.5 cm high, 557 g
Candle well: 2.2 cm across on both
what it holds+
this one takes a standard candlestick. the cup is about 2 cm across, the same as the base of every candlestick we make, so any shape and any colour sits flush and stays put.
shipping & returns+
Dispatched within 24 hours on all in-stock orders. Free shipping above ₹399.
Metal stands are packed with corner protection. If anything arrives dented, send us a photo within 48 hours and we replace it.
questions+
Which candles fit this stand?
Every stand page tells you, and the buy box only offers the kind that actually fits. Most of our stands take a candlestick with a standard 2 cm base, which is every candlestick we make, in any shape or colour. A few take a 3 inch pillar candle instead.
Do the candlesticks drip?
No, they are made of natural wax, so they can tend to slightly drip. Away from a fan or an open window you will get a clean burn of roughly 2 to 3 hours per stick.
In Indian art and folklore, the fish stands for abundance — a life that keeps moving and multiplying.
Matsya borrows that swim: one long curve, scales worked into the metal from base to collar, the flame set at the very end of the line.
Lit, the curve keeps moving.


