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A sophisticated mix of translucent glass, rugged metal, and smooth natural stone gives this candleholder a distinctive presence built around material contrast. The Dalmar Tall Candleholder combines a smoky gray glass hurricane with a sculptural aluminum element and a pale marble base, creating a layered composition that moves from clean and polished to irregular and organic. Measuring 6.5L x 6.5W x 13H, the candleholder has a balanced vertical silhouette with enough height to introduce dimension while maintaining a streamlined footprint. The glass hurricane forms the largest portion of the design, rising in a generous cylindrical shape with straight sides that transition into a softly rounded lower section. Its translucent gray coloration shifts subtly with surrounding light, revealing silvery highlights, deeper smoky areas, and gentle variations created by the thickness and curvature of the glass. Beneath the hurricane, an irregular aluminum form creates a dramatic textural break. Its craggy, rocklike surface features raised areas, recesses, folds, and uneven edges that catch and reflect light across the metallic finish. The organic shape contrasts intentionally with the controlled geometry of the glass above and square marble base below. Pale marble provides a substantial foundation, introducing natural tonal variation while visually grounding the vertical profile. Together, the three materials create an engaging balance of transparency and solidity, smooth and rugged surfaces, and geometric and free-form shapes. Designed as a candleholder, the Dalmar Tall Candleholder brings height, texture, and a cool neutral palette to consoles, dining tables, mantels, shelving, and layered tabletop arrangements. Its combination of sculptural form, varied surfaces, and understated coloration gives the piece visual interest while allowing the individual qualities of glass, aluminum, and marble to remain clearly defined.