CORPORATE GIFTING: CANDLE HOLDERS

Why Choose Our Candle Holders for Corporate Gifting

• Designed by Aboriginal Artists: Each candle holder features artwork created by Aboriginal artists. Every piece tells a story and supports the artist through fair, ethical partnerships.
  
  Ready to Gift: Each set comes boxed with a tealight, making them ideal for direct gifting. There’s no need for extra packaging or assembly.
• Symbolic and Practical: Candle holders represent calm, reflection, and care—perfect for meaningful workplace or client gifts. They're also functional, reusable, and long-lasting.
• Supports Ethical and Sustainable Values: We focus on reusable materials, low-waste packaging, and supporting artists. It’s a gift that reflects both appreciation and responsibility.
• Easy Bulk Ordering with Optional Branding: Whether you need 20 or 200, we’ll help with product selection, order logistics, and customisation options. Delivery is clear and reliable. Your logo can be added to the packaging to keep the gifting experience professional and aligned with your brand.

Thoughtful Gifting Options Across Your Business Calendar

These candle holders are a thoughtful choice across a range of corporate gifting occasions. They’re practical, symbolic, and ready to present.

• Staff recognition gifts: Show appreciation with a meaningful item that feels personal and lasting.
• Onboarding & welcome gifts: Add a calming touch to welcome kits or wellbeing-focused gifts for new team members.
• Client thank you gifts: Leave a lasting impression with a gift that reflects care, quality, and brand values.
• End-of-year or seasonal gifting: A refined gift option that suits both corporate Christmas gifts and EOFY corporate gifts.
• Corporate events, retreats, or ceremonies: Candle holders make elegant mementos that mark key milestones or shared experiences.

Meet the Artists Behind Your Candle Holders

Every candle holder features artwork by Aboriginal artists, each design carrying cultural meaning and contemporary expression. All designs support artists through fair licensing and ethical collaboration.

Michelle Possum

Michelle Possum Nungurrayi, daughter of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, offers deeply cultural work rooted in Papunya Tula traditions. She uses layered dot patterns and classic iconography to map Dreaming stories and sacred Country elements from an aerial perspective.

Khatija Possum

Khatija Possum is a second-generation artist continuing a respected family legacy. Her work incorporates intricate dot work, strong geometric composition, and contemporary colour palettes. She weaves ancestral symbols into balanced, modern layouts that feel both culturally grounded and visually bold.

Jacinta‑rai Ridgeway‑Maahs

A Worimi woman based in Queensland, Jacinta blends circular motifs, soft earth tones, and patterned linework to explore themes of community, journey, and connection. Her artwork feels grounded, reflective, and organically structured.

Melanie Hava

Melanie draws on both Mamu and Austrian heritage to merge rainforest, reef, and emu imagery into her art. She uses bold colour, flowing shapes, and symbolic repetition to celebrate kinship and connection to Country. Her work bridges cultural perspectives with aesthetic harmony.

Domica Hill

Domica Hill is a Pakana woman from Tasmania whose work is deeply influenced by her heritage and personal journey. She often uses floral and avian motifs, blending contemporary colours and patterns with traditional symbolism. Her art reflects themes of loss, healing, ancestry, and nature. Domica’s imagery carries emotional weight and ritual significance, evoking connection, resilience, and the cycle of life.