Candelabro triplo in ottone

The candleholder is cast in solid brass, a material prized for its density, warmth, and ability to develop a natural patina over time. Unlike plated finishes, solid brass maintains its character through years of use.

Jaime Hayon is a Spanish designer known for bridging fine art, craft, and product design with a distinctly playful sensibility. His work often anthropomorphizes objects, giving everyday pieces a narrative quality and expressive character that sets them apart from purely functional design.

Yes. The piece is intentionally designed with multiple faces and configurations in mind, allowing the user to reposition it to present a different silhouette or mood. This adaptability is central to Hayon's concept for the object.

Solid brass will naturally oxidize and develop a patina when left untreated, which many collectors and designers find desirable. To maintain a brighter finish, occasional polishing with a non-abrasive brass cleaner is sufficient. The choice between a living patina and a polished surface is largely a matter of personal aesthetic.

Fritz Hansen and Hayon designed the piece with groupings in mind. Multiple candleholders arranged together at varying orientations create a sculptural composition that reads as a cohesive still life, particularly effective on dining tables, mantels, or console surfaces.