Ambient tea light for a desk. Set it on a desk, shelf, or windowsill and slip a tea light through the arched opening at the base. The candle's glow lights the hollow tower from within while the four-blade sail rotor spins freely on its pin at the slightest draft, adding slow, quiet motion beside your workspace.

How it works. The octagonal tower stands hollow inside, reached through an arched opening at its base where a tea light sits and glows through the walls. Above the railed balcony, a four-blade lattice sail rotor turns freely on its pin, catching passing air with slow, steady motion.

Crisp edges, minimal lines. The tapered octagonal tower carries crisp, flat-faceted sides in warm amber, wrapped by a railed balcony just below the roofline. A steep blue conical cap tops the tower, its faceted panels catching light from every angle, finished with the fine, precise layer lines of careful printing.

Four pieces, one windmill. The windmill comes as four printed pieces: the octagonal tower, the conical cap, the four-blade sail rotor, and the pin it spins on. The cap and rotor seat onto the tower's top, and the rotor turns freely once the pin is fitted through its hub, ready to display fully assembled.