Set of Japanese Temple Candlesticks, Shokudai (燭台), Taishō Period.

Very beautiful set of three Japanese candlesticks, also known as Shokudai (燭台), from the 1920s.

Dimensions: the smallest candlestick is 67 cm tall, the largest 71 cm, with a diameter of 22-23 cm.

The candlesticks are made of wood and feature a metal candle holder at the top.

Over the years, they have developed a beautiful patina, making this set unique and highly decorative, suitable for any stylish interior.

In Japanese culture, Shokudai are often used in temples, on altar setups, or during ritual ceremonies, such as ancestor worship.