Stackable candle holder from the 60s
The classic Stoff Nagel candle holder is a design icon from the 60s. The stackable candle holder made of brass, chrome or in matt black is manufactured according to original designs and impresses with its timeless design and incredible versatility.
The special design allows the candle holders to be combined and stacked as desired. Candlesticks and bowls can be combined with matching candles to create a special ensemble. During the Christmas season, but also beyond, the Stoff Nagel candle holder is an artistic accessory that never ceases to delight with new combination possibilities.
The story behind the German candle classic
The Stoff Nagel candle holder is an icon of German design from the post-war period. Its story begins 20 years before the first design with the family Nagel who lived in a small village near Cologne after the Second World War and earned their living with handmade ashtrays, vases and candle holders.
It was the unusual, geometric shape that made the candle holder a talking point in the art and design scene at the end of the 1960s and brought it into countless houses and apartments. The idea came to Hans Nagel during a fall on a skiing vacation. He was so fascinated by the symmetry that three of his fingers had left behind in the snow after the fall that, together with Werner Stoff the Stoff Nagel candlestick together with Werner.
After the candlestick was no longer available for decades, the Danish company Stoff Nagel Copenhagen based on the original drawings by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff relaunched. Originally made of brass, the candle holder for three pillar candles is now also available in other materials