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Single Candlestick in Powder
Powder single and double candlesticks holding lit candles, with a ceramic vessel behind them. Each candlestick is sold individually.
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CAPSULE-01 EARTHEN CERAMICS

Single Candlestick

Powder

Sale price$450.00

Powder gives this single candlestick a quiet, sculptural presence. Part of the Earthen Ceramics collaboration between AMB and Mugly.NYC, its ceramic form frames a single flame and remains an object to appreciate between uses.

Each candlestick is shaped by hand, with natural variations in form, texture, and tone. The photographs show examples; the piece you receive will have its own individual character. Sold individually.

EARTHEN CERAMICS SERIES

COLLABORATION: AMB × MUGLY.NYC

CERAMIC, POWDER

Approx. 8" × 5.5"

HANDCRAFTED IN NEW YORK CITY

Dimensions are approximate. Each piece is shaped by hand, with natural variations in size, form and finish.

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Single Candlestick in Powder
Single Candlestick

Powder

Sale price$450.00
AMB x MUGLY.NYC ceramic vessels and trays

A word from Anne-Marie on Earthen Ceramics

I wanted these pieces to have a tenderness to them, even in their weight. A generous belly, a softened edge, a crevice that makes you want to look inside. Clay carries the grounding presence of the earth and has an extraordinary ability to hold a gesture. You feel the hands of Mugly.NYC long after the making is done.

–Anne-Marie Barton

The making

Earth, shaped by hand

Clay holds the trace of its making. In the Earthen Ceramics collaboration between AMB and Mugly.NYC, generous curves and softened edges become vessels, trays, and candlesticks with a presence you can feel.

Utah Clay and Powder reveal different sides of the same idea: objects that feel unearthed, personal, and entirely at home.

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