A gorgeous wooden artwork candle holder made from the trunk of the fallen oak over 200 years old. Jesus Christ bronze figure is based on the surface. The candles are lined up behind it to symbolize the light that Jesus leaves in our souls. The candles symbolize the light emanating from its traces. The artwork is covered and protected with special wood wax and colored with gold paint. The stand is made of Siberian larch and circled by the rope.

Dimensions: 19.7 x 66.9 x 27.6 in
Weight: 99 lbs

Dimensions: 29 x 8 x 23 in
Weight: 12 pounds

This exquisite vintage menorah is a work of both history and craftsmanship, hewn from a section of a dry oak trunk over 200 years old. The passage of time has gracefully sculpted the inner part of the wood, which is now adorned with seven vertical brass rods, each carrying a candle. The base is crafted from Siberian larch, chosen for its sturdiness and aesthetic appeal.

The wooden surface of this menorah is meticulously treated with special wax and gold leaf, creating a blend of rustic charm and opulent elegance. A distinctive feature of this piece is its ability to rotate around its axis, offering a dynamic and interactive experience with its gentle candlelight.

This vintage menorah, rich in history and artistry, serves not only as a ceremonial object but also as a striking piece of decor. Its presence is sure to add a touch of timeless beauty and solemnity to any space.

Dimensions: 40 x 17 x 32 in
Weight: 93 pounds

In Christian symbolism, wings represent the light of the sun, refinement, and proximity to the heavens. They are a symbol of a divine mission. This piece is crafted from a segment of a 200-year-old oak tree that grew in Russia, in historical locations associated with Napoleon. It features a natural split of a massive branch, highlighting the uniqueness of its origin.

The unique relief of the inner surface is accentuated by the light emanating from numerous candles. The central part of the artwork is illuminated from within (the former heart of the tree), reminiscent of a volcanic eruption, contributing to its impressive appearance. This symbolizes creation and the birth of creative force.

Dimensions: 15 x 20 x10 in
Weight: 12 pounds

What is grace? Can this quality be described in words or deliberately embodied in an object? Do we call those objects graceful that remind us of something alive? Or, conversely, is this characteristic more often associated with abstract forms? The wooden sculpture 'Grace' becomes a unique reflection on these questions. The composition rotates, allowing viewers to appreciate it from all angles and enjoy its beauty in every perspective, each uniquely splendid.

The artwork is crafted from the root of a fallen century-old oak tree. The stand is made of larch. The wood's surface is treated with wax and employs techniques of blackening and gilding. Candles are also incorporated into the design.

Dimensions: 18 x 10 x 20 in
Weight: 22 pounds

The sculpture "Angel with a Candle" is a heartfelt representation of love and warmth, skillfully crafted from a piece of dry oak, over two centuries old. The angel is elegantly shaped, with hands tenderly folded into a heart, holding a candle. This artwork is a symbol of something fragile, precious, and immensely valuable.

In the quiet of the night, when the world is wrapped in the embrace of sleep, a delicate and mysterious being emerges - an angel with a candle in hand. This figure, bathed in the soft light of the candle, adds a sense of tranquility and wonder to the darkness.

The surface of this artistic piece is meticulously treated with wax, enhancing its beauty and preserving the intricate details. A candle is placed within the angel's hands, casting a warm and inviting glow. The sculpture is completed with a base made from Siberian larch, adding a touch of natural elegance and stability.

This sculpture embodies a sense of eternal grace and serenity, making it a perfect addition to any space seeking a tranquil atmosphere.

Dimensions: 15 x 5 x 15 in
Weight: 6 pounds

A cross-section of a dry oak trunk, or rather what remains of the tree, as the rest has turned to dust. Intriguingly, the leftover part strikingly resembles The Joker's smile. Two burning candles, representing eyes, add a surrealistic touch to the work.

The piece is coated with protective wax and gilding. The oak stand also features a smile, enhancing the whimsical yet unsettling theme of the artwork.

This handcrafted candleholder is made from the trunk of a 300-year-old oak tree, struck by lightning and nearly hollowed out from within. The scorched, textured surface bears the raw imprint of the elements. In ancient times, such trees were seen as sacred — marked by Zeus himself, the god of thunder and sky.

The oak once grew in Russia, near Moscow, on land connected to the events of 1812. Legend has it that Napoleon Bonaparte passed through these very lands.

At the heart of the piece lies a natural mother-of-pearl shell with a candle — symbolizing Hera, goddess of marriage, light, and feminine power. Its soft glow reflects mystically across the surface, evoking stillness and quiet reverence.

The sculpture is finished with natural wood wax and hand-gilded. The base is made from Siberian larch and wrapped with rope.

The sculpture "Embrace" is a poignant expression of natural artistry, crafted from the trunk of a 200-year-old oak tree that was charred by a lightning strike. This natural event has given the wood a complex and unique shape, not crafted by human hands. The form of the sculpture resembles hands gently folded around a piece of gilded coral, symbolizing something fragile, precious, and infinitely important.

Captures a moment of tenderness and protection. It reminds us of the delicate balance between the powerful forces of nature and the preciousness of life. The inclusion of candles adds a warm, illuminating touch, highlighting the intricate details and the golden coral, creating a focal point that draws the viewer into a moment of contemplation and reverence.

"Embrace" is not just a piece of art; it is a symbol of the beauty that can arise from the unpredictable and often harsh forces of nature, and a reminder of the importance of cherishing and protecting the fragile wonders of our world.

The work is made of larch. There are three candles placed diagonally upward and a gilded California coral on top. The surface of the wood is treated with wax. The technique of blackening and gilding was used.

The sculpture is made from a piece of dry oak about 300 years old (confirmed by a certificate). On the unique shape of the preserved part of the tree, candles are installed on stands in the form of traditional Jewish hats. The base of the sculpture is made in the form of a symbolic Torah, created from solid oak. All elements create an effect of lightness and solemnity.

In the places where these trees grew, namely on the border of the Moscow and Kaluga regions, significant historical events took place. Here, the Russian troops fought with Bonaparte Napoleon, of which these trees certainly witnessed, given their century-old age. Also, the defense of Moscow took place here in the fall of 1941.

The works, lovingly created from centuries-old oaks, carry the incredible energy of three centuries. Lit candles enhance the perception many times, emphasizing the uniqueness of the art work, which deeply reflects the symbolism and traditions of Judaism, combining spirituality and modern artistic vision.

The sculpture is made of dry oak about 300 years old (confirmed by a certificate). The "wings" are made from the surviving outer part of the trunk, and the rotating disk with the image of the Double-Headed Eagle on one side and St. George the Victorious on the other is made from a cut of the upper part of the trunk. Candles are located on the "wings" showing their flapping in flight. All elements create solemnity and lightness.

The sculpture is installed on a symbolic book made of solid oak. Incredible historical events took place in the places where these trees grew, namely on the border of the Moscow and Kaluga regions. Here, battles between Russian troops and Bonaparte Napoleon took place, and these trees certainly witnessed them, given their age.

The defense of Moscow in the autumn of 1941 also took place here. The works, lovingly created from centuries-old oaks, carry the incredible energy of three centuries. Lit candles greatly enhance the perception, emphasizing the uniqueness of the art work, which deeply reflects the symbolism and traditions of Judaism, combining spirituality and modern artistic vision.

The sculpture is made of dry oak about 300 years old (confirmed by a certificate). The "wings" are made from the surviving outer part of the trunk, the disk with the image of the Star of David is made from a cut of a branch. The candles are located in the position typical for a menorah.

The central candle rises on a stand in the form of a traditional Jewish hat. All elements create an effect of lightness and solemnity. The base of the sculpture is made in the form of a symbolic Torah, created from solid oak.

Incredible historical events took place in the places where these trees grew, namely on the border of the Moscow and Kaluga regions. Here, battles between Russian troops and Napoleon Bonaparte took place, which these trees certainly witnessed, given their age.

Also, it was here that the defense of Moscow took place in the autumn of 1941. The works, lovingly created from centuries-old oaks, carry the incredible energy of three centuries. Lit candles greatly enhance the effect, emphasizing the uniqueness of the art work, which deeply reflects the symbolism and traditions of Judaism, combining spirituality and modern artistic vision.