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Bring a little cathedral-inspired atmosphere to your shelf, desk, or seasonal display with this gothic lantern-style tealight holder. The design features pointed arches, quatrefoil window tracery, layered architectural details, small spires, and decorative cutouts around the base for a dramatic shadow-casting effect.
The lantern is designed for use with battery-powered LED tealights only. There are 2 base options: one for the 37mm tealight from Maker supply and one for slightly larger 40mm tealights that can be purchased elsewhere. It looks great printed in dark gothic colors like black, deep red, burgundy, bronze, or silk/metallic filaments. The warm glow through the arched windows makes it perfect for Halloween decor, dark academia displays, gothic home decor, or year-round mood lighting.
The shade insert was printed in both Transparent PETG and Translucent PLA for the pics. PLA creates a more frosted look, PETG is more clear so you can see the outline of the flame which creates a fun effect. Slide the insert into the lantern, the top squares can get caught towards the top, but if you just slightly push them all in as you're sliding the insert it, they go right in.
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