Sugarmold Wooden Candleholder-Mold Only-12 Hole-Natural

Beautiful quality not pine but heavy strong wood

It is GORGEOUS! Beautiful! And I am so happy! It has a very good price for the quality! It is huge and everything you think about elegance and simplicity! I bought because remains to me Hotel Antigua in Guatemala where almost every year me and my family spend our vacation and in this quarantine time I miss so much! Yes, the wood has some imperfections that are part of the charm and handmade art! I choose the better side and when will be our parties some day, it will be in our garden or table or coffee table and my guests will love it, I am so sure!

Finally, a way to corral and sort all of my paint brushes. These are beautifully made, arrived much faster than anticipated and I'm already enjoying them.

Such a beautiful piece and an incredible price. Mine has a few niks in it as well like the other customer said. But I think that’s just the beauty of the wood. Gives it charm and character . I absolutely love it !!! Thank you for such a lovely piece.

The sugar mold is beautifully made, original wood, BUT this, alongside the copper tin inserts, plus candles from this company will run you $150.00. They charge $50 for each step and I’m sorry, $50.00 for the inserts (which I ordered) is price gouging. They know you want 12 inserts to match the sugar mold, so you’ll pay for it. Then, they sell the candles for $50.00 to get $150.00 total out of you. The items are quality, but the inserts and the candles are not worth $100 bucks. Get over yourselves.

Nicely done

I use this to hold my art tools (carving knives, gouges, etc.) and it looks great. I did not expect it to have tapered sides, but it's such a solid piece that there is no problem with stability. Just a nice looking, useful addition to my art studio. And the shipping was faster than expected.

This is a real showstopper for my dining room table. I like that I can change it to suit the seasons or holidays. Currently, I have a variety of artificial succulents in each hole. Once Christmas rolls around I can add candles, evergreen clippings, and decorative Christmas bulbs. Easter, I may use colorful eggs. It’s always evolving into the next thing, which keeps it interesting and fun. I debated buying it for awhile because shipping was more than the cost of the sugar mold. I bought the one with 12 holes which works well with my long rectangular table. Because I can use this year round and it’s so darn cute, I think it’s well worth the cost.