Oblina is a study in contrast — a candleholder that pairs molten softness with mineral precision. Inspired by votive objects and geological permanence, the piece holds light as something passing: a flame that slowly erodes its own source.

The base is faceted like volcanic glass, solid and weighted, as if extracted from subterranean pressure. In contrast, the wax above drips, slumps, vanishes — its form shaped by heat, gravity, and time.

Together, they speak of permanence and loss. Oblina is not just an object to hold flame — it is an altar to entropy, a sculpted ritual of illumination and decay.