Star Killer
A figure holding a long tube bulb across his body with both hands; switch it on and what he holds becomes a blade of light.
Made to order, crafted per orderEngraving text is applied per order.
- Free shipping on all orders
- Made to order, handcrafted in our İstanbul workshop
Product description
The tube bulb he holds across his body with both hands turns into a blade of light once it is switched on, while the figure stays in a guard stance. Yıldız Katili nods to science fiction and rock culture, a personalized liquor dispenser that both stands still and works.
The blade is really light
The long tube bulb in the figure's hands is the detail that warms the room when it comes on. The stance is fixed; on a table it catches the eye like a small stage.
Bottle on top, tap on the side
The bottle locks upside down into the camlock coupling above the figure; it works with bottles from 0.35 to 1 litre. The drink runs down through the body and out of the brass tap with the red lever.
Torched wooden base
The base is solid wood, coloured by torching; the grain comes out different on every piece. It can be considered a gift for someone who loves science fiction or wants an object with character on their bar.
The name is engraved into the wood
A name, a date or a short message is engraved into the wood, up to 15 characters. That is what makes it a gift.
FAQ
Is personalization (name/text) extra?
No. Engraving your name or text is included in the price, at no extra cost.
When is my order shipped?
We ship all orders within 3 business days. Delivery time then depends on your courier and region.
Do you offer gift wrapping?
Yes. If you like, we wrap it gift-ready in kraft paper and twine.
Can I return it?
You can return within 15 days of delivery. However, items engraved with a name or text are made specifically for you and are not eligible for return.
Is the bulb included?
Yes. On lit products the bulb is included; we ship the piece as you see it in the photos.
Are the glasses and bottles in the photos included?
No. The glassware, bottles, drinks and similar objects in the photos are for display only and are not included.
What is the light he is holding?
A long tube bulb. The figure grips it across his body with both hands, and it is the only light source on the piece.
Where does the bottle go?
Into the camlock coupling above the figure, upside down. It works with standard 0.35 – 1 litre bottles.
How is the tap used?
Put your glass on the base and open the red lever on the brass tap; the same lever stops the flow.
