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Thai artisan Thanadol designs this bohemian pendant necklace

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Hand-Painted Minaret-Shaped Porcelain Tealight Candleholder - A Light in the Minaret Placid Blue Thai artisan Thanadol designs thisGraceful and stunning as the minarets surrounding the Silk Road region, this porcelain candleholder by Jurayev's Family honors Uzbekistan's ancient history. The artisans use local clay and pigments, adding a faience finish for a lustrous look. Perfect for tealights, the accessory will bring a soft glow and unique look to any living space. Porcelain 0. 17 lbs 4. 3 inches H x 3. 1 inches W x 3. 1 inches D