This vertically oriented candle stand features a rhythmic, repeating sequence of hand-turned spherical and biconical nodes, meticulously shaped through the traditional Bubut technique to create a balanced, totemic silhouette. The central spindle rises from a broad, weighted bell-shaped base and terminates in a shallow, flared circular plate designed to hold a single taper candle. Finished in a uniform forest green wash, the surface exhibits a subtle depth of color where the pigment has settled into the wood grain, highlighting the precision of the lathe work and the smooth, organic transitions between each geometric segment. The piece reflects a contemporary Balinese approach to functional craft, utilizing repetitive architectural forms and a deep, monochromatic palette to transform a simple timber pillar into a sophisticated, sculptural interior accent.