A humble field seeder, once scattered seeds across plowed earth — now holds a single flame with quiet dignity. 12cm. One of a kind.

Before it ever held a candle, this small object had a life of its own. Pulled across sun-baked fields in Rajasthan, it was a seeder — a simple agricultural tool used to drop seeds into freshly plowed soil, season after season. Somewhere along the way, it found a second life. The same hollow that once released seeds now cradles a pillar candle, and the worn metal tells every year of that story.

At 12cm tall, it sits low and grounded — the kind of object that doesn’t demand attention but earns it. The patina is real, the imperfections are real, and no two are alike. Each one was shaped by different hands, used in different fields, and weathered differently by time. That’s not a flaw — that’s the whole point.

Because every piece is unique, we are happy to send photos before shipping so you can choose your favourite.

Something that once helped things grow, now lights the room where you rest.