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Snowball Medium Glass Tealight Holder 70 mm

SKU: 7067350  |  Barcode: 7391533673506
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A little Swedish winter light

Snowball votive designed by Ann Wolff

The Kosta Boda Snowball medium votive recreates the texture of packed snow in clear glass. Designed by Ann Wolff in 1973 and made in Sweden, its irregular surface diffuses the glow of a tealight.

Features & Benefits

  • Design: Snow-textured glass softens and scatters candlelight.
  • Display: Use as a candlelit accent on a table or shelf.

Specifications

  • Details: Clear glass; 70 mm diameter; approximately 2.75 inches wide and high; made in Sweden; SKU 7067350
  • Brand: Kosta Boda

Why You'll Love It

Ann Wolff's Snowball design was inspired by an experiment in which glass was blown into snow, recalling the snow lanterns of Nordic winters.

Product Specifications
Weight 4.0 lb
Brand KostaBoda
Color pattern
Clear
Material
Glass
Gift Occasion
Scandinavian Christmas GiftHousewarming Gift
Cultural Note

Ann Wolff's Snowball design was inspired by an experiment in which glass was blown into snow, recalling the snow lanterns of Nordic winters.

Product FAQ's

Who designed Snowball? Ann Wolff.

Where is it made? Sweden.

What is its size? 70 mm, approximately 2.75 inches.