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Stag Antler Candelabra
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Stag Antler Candelabra Lifestyle

Abbeyhorn

Stag Antler Candelabra

$315.00

Make a bold statement with this stunning Stag Antler Candelabra, a striking fusion of rustic charm and timeless elegance. Inspired by the grandeur of the wild, this piece features naturally shed stag antlers, expertly crafted to hold multiple candles, casting a warm and inviting glow.

Perfect for dining tables, mantels, or statement centerpieces, its organic form and intricate texture bring a touch of nature indoors. Whether enhancing a cozy lodge aesthetic or adding a unique focal point to modern décor, this candelabra is both functional and artistic.

  • Handcrafted from naturally shed stag antlers
  • Holds multiple candles for a radiant display
  • Unique, one-of-a-kind design
  • Ideal for rustic, lodge, or contemporary interiors
DETAILS

Note: no two pieces will ever be the same.

Dimensions (H x L): 9.8" x 25.5" | 25cm x 65cm

MEET THE MAKER

Established in 1749, Abbeyhorn has been making high-quality horn products in Lancashire, located in the north of England, where everything is made by a team of just nine people. Horn is sourced ethically from renewable resources, including deer antlers from Scotland and ram's horn from Cumbria.

Abbeyhorn uses Antler from Scottish Red Deer, which is one of the largest of the deer species in the UK. The stag's antlers begin growing in the spring and shed at the end of winter, as part of it's natural life cycle. These temporary, often branched structures, have a rough, textured surface and range from dark to light brown in colour, a result of diet and climate.  

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