The Flower of Life on your table
The Flower of Life is one of the best-known shapes of sacred geometry. It is both ancient and evergreen: a reminder of the unity of life and the shared blueprint of creation. If you keep this sign on a small candle holder on your table, it is not only a decoration but also a quiet hint that every living being draws from the same source.
What the holder is for
The holder fits both tall tea lights and votive candles. The included votive glass shields the wax and flame from draughts and protects the inside of the holder — so the candle burns more evenly for longer. It looks beautiful on a dining table, a windowsill or in a meditation corner.
Material, size and craftsmanship
The holder is made of iron at an Indian workshop with handwork. It measures roughly 6×5 cm and weighs 158 grams; the small feet lift it a little, so the light spreads more freely through the patterned walls. The Flower of Life appears as a cut-out shape, casting shadow patterns on nearby surfaces when a candle is lit.
A mood suggestion
At a festive dinner, one such holder beside each place setting makes the table more personal. On weekday evenings it brings a little light and quiet near the window while you read or chat comfortably. A few pieces placed side by side already give a fine, gently dancing play of light.
Care and storage
Keep the iron surface dry and wipe it from time to time with a soft cloth. If wax occasionally drips on it, it is easier to remove when warm (for example after a little sun-warming). You can clean the votive glass with hand-warm water and a gentle detergent, then dry it thoroughly so that the metal does not rust.