A matte-metal tea-light holder with the Eye of Providence cut into its wall. As the flame of a tea light or small votive candle comes to life, the openwork pattern casts a warm play of light and shadow across the surrounding walls, setting a mood in any room with a single, simple gesture.
The meaning of the Eye of Providence
The Eye of Providence is an eye, often set within a triangle and surrounded by rays, appearing in many cultures and traditions. Tradition knows it as a symbol of watchfulness, of attention from above and of a protective presence. In openwork, the radiating pattern casts an especially striking play of light on the wall.
Material and use
Made of durable metal with a matte-metal finish. Suitable for both tea lights and smaller votive candles. It stands steadily on a shelf, a windowsill, a bedside table or in a meditation corner.
Good to know
Never leave a burning candle unattended, and place it on a heat-resistant surface. The metal can warm up during use, so let it cool before handling. Keep it away from children and pets.