STOFF Nagel Vase, Chrome
Stoff Nagel

STOFF Nagel Vase, Chrome

The STOFF Nagel Vase was launched in 2019.

The vase is designed as a natural continuance of the characteristic Nagel candle holder. It allows you not only to complement your candle holder sculpture with floral arrangements, but also to explore greater creativity when composing your display. Use the vase to introduce height, variation, and visual interest to your candle holder sculpture. The vase pairs beautifully with both fresh and dried flowers.

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$48.00

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Details

0.9"Ø x 3.9"H
Materials
Zinc alloy
Care
Remove candle drips and small spots by placing the vase in hot water with a drop of detergent.
Stoff Nagel Catalogue

STOFF Nagel traces back to post-war Germany near Cologne, where the Nagel family's blacksmith father turned brass cartridge cases into candle holders, vases and ashtrays. On a skiing holiday in the Alps, Hans Nagel fell and left three finger holes in the snow, and he asked the architect and artist Werner Stoff to turn the idea into a candle holder, which launched with great success in the late 1960s. STOFF Copenhagen has since relaunched it from Werner Stoff's original drawings, first in chrome, then in solid brass in 2016 and in black in 2017.

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STOFF Nagel traces back to post-war Germany near Cologne, where the Nagel family's blacksmith father turned brass cartridge cases into candle holders, vases and ashtrays. On a skiing holiday in the Alps, Hans Nagel fell and left three finger holes in the snow, and he asked the architect and artist Werner Stoff to turn the idea into a candle holder, which launched with great success in the late 1960s. STOFF Copenhagen has since relaunched it from Werner Stoff's original drawings, first in chrome, then in solid brass in 2016 and in black in 2017.