These tall brass votive holders from the 1970s are striking in both form and feeling — with their slim stems and perforated cups, they cast a moody, dappled glow when lit. Their design hints at Moroccan craftsmanship, popular in the bohemian design wave of the era, while still fitting effortlessly into a minimalist or mid-century setting.
They feel like something you’d find at Yves Saint Laurent’s Marrakech retreat or in a sunken living room high in the Los Angeles hills. Raw yet refined, sculptural yet soulful — they’re pure vintage glamour.
