Polanski Speckstein
4.9
No minimum
618 Tea light ball fish blue - soapstone
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This beautiful tealight holder is made of natural soapstone, from Tabaka/Kenya. The deep blue color and decorative fish image give it a unique and elegant look. The soft material and careful handcrafting ensure a special and durable product. This tealight holder brings a warm and atmospheric touch to any interior.
The soapstone is a natural material with varying colors and beautiful veins, making each piece unique. The traditional production process, in which local artists demonstrate their craftsmanship, contributes to the special appearance of this item. This tealight holder is a beautiful example of the rich cultural tradition and craftsmanship from this region.
The soapstone is a natural material with varying colors and beautiful veins, making each piece unique. The traditional production process, in which local artists demonstrate their craftsmanship, contributes to the special appearance of this item. This tealight holder is a beautiful example of the rich cultural tradition and craftsmanship from this region.
| Width | 6 cm |
| Material | ROCA |
| Color | Negro, Azul, Gris |
| Shape | Ronda |
| Made in | Kenya |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Polanski Speckstein
4.9
No minimum
All of our soapstone artifacts come from Tabaka / Kisii. The quite soft natural stone is worked 100% by hand - beaten, carved, sanded, polished and sometimes also painted. We work on site with 26 producers, who in turn pass their orders on to the mostly independent carvers / artists. The color of the stone varies between white, gray, yellowish and reddish shades and is mostly interspersed with different grains. This makes each product unique due to its shape and color. I am on site in Tabaka 3 times a year. During this time it can happen that the order is delivered with a little delay.
