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June 4, 2010
Before the light bulb, candles were the sole means through which people saw in darkened spaces. During these thousands of years in which fire was the sole source of light, cultures around the world devised several variations, including metal and even wood candle holders. These candleholders became staples in temples, churches, and homes throughout the world. Candleholders are a central part of several cultures, and can be used as a decoration or serve as objects that can assist in praying or meditation. For example, in India, candleholders were used to hold incense and to provide light to those praying at temples or altars.
No matter what the theme of your home, a candleholder makes an excellent addition to any interior space. The best part is, you don’t even have to light candles in your candleholder. Most candleholders are quite ornate and beautiful, and can serve just as well as accessories as alternative sources of light.
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