Iittala Nappi gray Tealight

Iittala Nappi gray Tealight

The Iittala Nappi tealight candle holder gray adds a striking element to any interior. In addition, he creates a soft atmosphere. A perfect gift for someone else or for yourself.

From long summer evenings to dark winter nights, candles add atmosphere to any environment. Our range of candle holders gives dimension and atmosphere to your space. For example, the informal elegance of Festivo glass candle holders, the simple sophistication of Nappi or the organic wave design of Aalto. Iittala’s candle holders add accents to any interior.

The mood light is ideal for a beautifully set table. In addition, the design brings a refined atmosphere to any home decor. For example, place several of these lights together or combine it with other colors from the Nappi line.

Markku Juhani Salo

Markku Juhani Saolo is a Finnish designer and glass artist. He is known for his impressive glass works made with different techniques. Markku Salo graduated in 1974 as a visual artist from the Kankaanpää School of Art. Until 1983, Salo worked at Salora first as a designer of televisions and sound equipment and then as head of the design department. In 1983 he switched to glass design and became a designer for Iittala.

Markku Salo uses different techniques in his glass art. You can think of blowing glass in a metal mesh. He also made use of the pâte de verre melting method, in which fine glass crumbs are used.

Specifications Iittala Nappi tea light holder

This beautiful tealight candle holder is about 5 years old in good condition. It has no damage or chips. This tea light holder comes complete with the original packaging.

The measurements are:

• Diameter: 12 cm
• Height: 2,5 cm

The tealight candle holder is about 5 years old, for that reason we ask you to view the photos carefully. This will give you a good impression of the condition of the mood light. We have several colors available.

We ship all our products carefully packed. Our products can also be picked up by appointment in Berkel en Rodenrijs.