Fish Brass Pen Cutlery Stand Holder

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Product	Fish Brass Pen Cutlery Stand Holder
Material	Brass (Bell Metal)
Type	Fish Shaped Pen / Cutlery Stand Holder
Length	13 cms
Height	9 cms
Width	8 cms
Finish	Antique Brass – Jali Work
Use	Pen Stand, Cutlery Holder, Table Organizer
Ideal For	Table Decor, Office Decor, Gifting

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Product Care

Keep the candle on a stable, heat-resistant and level surface while burning.
Always keep the candle within sight and never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from children, pets, curtains, paper and other flammable materials.
Keep away from drafts, fans and air conditioners to prevent uneven burning.
Do not move the candle while the wax is hot or liquid.
Allow the wax and container to cool completely before handling or storing.
Trim the wick to approximately 5 mm before relighting for a cleaner, steadier flame.
Do not burn the tealight near other candles or heat sources.
Stop using when only a small amount of wax remains or the holder becomes excessively hot.
Store unused candles in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.

⚠️ Safety: Never leave a burning candle unattended. Use only as intended.

Description

Fish Brass Pen Cutlery Stand Holder | Length 13 cms x Height 9 cms x Width 8 cms | Brass Bell Metal | Fish Shaped Table Organizer | Home Office Decor

Unique Fish Shaped Pen / Cutlery Holder – Round fish face with big eyes, mouth and circular texture – Net / Jali body with diamond wire mesh – Open top to hold pens – 3 small feet at bottom, 2 side fins and tail fin – Cute and functional fish look – Antique golden brass finish.

Ideal for table decor – Use as pen stand, pencil holder, cutlery holder, toothpick holder, desk organizer – Gifting purposes – Office desk, dining table, study table – Keeps pens and spoons organized with art.

Dhokra/dokra art is non–ferrous metal casting using the lost-wax casting technique. This sort of metal casting has been used for over 4,000 years and is still practiced in many states of India like Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, West Bengal & Telangana.