The earlier article claimed these candleholders were a current $5 find, compared them with $60 Anthropologie decor, and said they were going viral and selling out. It did not include a Target item number or product page to support those claims, so they have been removed.
I checked Target’s current site on September 1, 2026. This does not prove the item never appeared in a store; it means there is not enough current evidence to tell readers to make a special trip for it.
How do you check Bullseye’s Playground inventory?
Start with Target’s official Bullseye’s Playground page. Target describes the section as a rotating collection of $1, $3, and $5 items and explicitly says availability varies by store.
- Set your preferred store on Target.com or in the Target app.
- Search the exact product description rather than a social-media nickname.
- Look for a TCIN or DPCI before relying on a product claim.
- Call the store only if that is convenient for you; otherwise, treat it as an aisle check during a trip you already planned.
Do not confuse it with Target’s ribbed arch picture frame
Target currently lists a ribbed arch photo frame with a glass pane from a third-party seller. At the time checked, it was priced at $28.04. That is a picture frame, not the $5 Bullseye’s Playground candleholder described here.
Frequently asked questions
Are the $5 ribbed arch candleholders in stock?
There is no current official product page confirming the exact item or its inventory. Bullseye’s Playground stock varies by store.
Are they an Anthropologie dupe?
That comparison was subjective and unsupported by a specific current Anthropologie product, so it has been removed from the factual description.
Is the image an official Target product photo?
No. It is an editorial illustration retained from the older article and is labeled accordingly.
