Handlebar Candlesticks by Yen-Wen Tseng

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Taiwanese designer Yen-Wen Tseng, a student at Konstfack University College of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, has created a set of rubber candlesticks designed to feel like bicycle handlebars.

Called Handlebar Candlesticks, each piece resembles a series of discs stacked to form the profile of a traditional candlestick.

Here is some more information from Yen-Wen Tseng:

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The candlestick is inspired by traditional bicycle handlebars. The soft stripes provide an impressive feeling of touch when gripping it. I followed the simplicity of production and adjust the outline of the stripes to be that of a classic candlestick.

The flexible rubber material provides more tolerance to candles with a little difference. Moreover, the wax dropping on the candlestick is easier to remove.

One Response to Handlebar Candlesticks by Yen-Wen Tseng

  1. susana says:

    o o o ~ i dont know if robber is the material. but i like the form

  2. Clifford says:

    Enough with the renderings!

  3. modular says:

    now I want to sleep

  4. Billy Bob says:

    Very nice. But it does remind me of that project posted here last year where someone had proposed some bicycle handlebars made to feel like wax candles.

  5. theJ says:

    I agree, no more renderings, if it doesn’t exist don’t publish it.

  6. Cr says:

    @theJ .. quote of the year bro ! ‘if it doesn’t exist don’t publish it’

  7. Mark says:

    i’d say the blue one is real.

  8. famul says:

    I don’t get it ! I have sent some interesting projects with real objects being photographed, which have not being published. All the sudden I see things like this published! Dismoralizing !
    Dezeen please, have some criteria!

  9. SillyBug says:

    And what’s with rubber candlesticks “designed to feel like bicycle handlebars”?
    OK, go ahead and transfer the visual quality and manifacturing technique if you like, but why make the candlestick – bike handlebar connection at all?!

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