Quevara

Quevara — 'Late Night' Ceramic Candleabra, 2026

$5,000

Quevara creates sculptural ceramic candelabras that elevate the dining table into a site of conversation and ritual. Handmade and individually crafted, each piece balances elegance with wit, where refined craftsmanship meets unexpected form.

Designed to be collected, used, and discussed, these objects bring a quiet theatricality to shared meals and intimate gatherings. They are made not only to hold light, but to shape atmosphere, transforming the table into a space of beauty, connection, and exchange.


Every Quevara piece is handmade in Melbourne and designed by artist Ara Dolatian.

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Quevara is a Melbourne-based design label by artist Ara Dolatian, creating sculptural ceramic candelabras that transform the dining table into a site of conversation, ritual, and gathering. Handmade and individually crafted, each piece balances refined craftsmanship with unexpected form, bringing elegance, wit, and a quiet theatricality to shared meals.


Designed to be collected, used, and admired, Quevara's objects do more than hold candlelight—they shape atmosphere, inviting connection, storytelling, and memorable dining experiences. Every piece is handmade in Melbourne, celebrating the beauty of functional sculpture and the enduring ritual of coming together around the table.

 

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VISIONARIES 2026 

12 November 2026 - 6 February 2027

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Craft Victoria presents Visionaries 2026, curated by Tali Roth.

Visionaries is Craft’s flagship exhibition series, designed to create meaningful pathways between Australia’s exceptional makers and the wider worlds of design, culture and everyday life.

Tali Roth is the founder and creative director of the award-winning Studio Tali Roth. For Visionaries 2026, Tali has curated an immersive presentation informed by her interior design practice in Australia and internationally.

The exhibition will showcase more than 50 Australian makers and artists, celebrating a bold and playful approach to living with craft.

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Material: earthenware, glaze

Dimensions: approx. 50 x 44 x 35cm


Please note: purchased works are to be collected at the conclusion of the exhibition (6 February 2027).

Shipping costs may be estimates. Please contact us via shop@craft.org.au and we will be available to provide an Art Courier quote or shipping costs for larger items.

 

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