As the flame rises, light through the pierced metal wall traces the branches and roots of the Tree of Life onto the surfaces around it. This matt-metal tea light holder does more than glow: it casts an ancient symbol across the wall of a room.
The Tree of Life across cultures
The Tree of Life is a motif of spreading branches and deep roots that appears in Buddhist, Chinese, European and Norse traditions alike – from the Bodhi tree to Yggdrasil. By tradition it is a symbol of life, growth and the connection between generations.
Material and finish
The holder is made of metal with a matt-metal coating and a pierced design. It measures roughly 10 × 12.5 cm and suits both votive candles and tea lights. Its larger surface lets the Tree of Life pattern project strikingly onto its surroundings.
Where it finds its place
It fits a living room, bedroom, meditation corner or a festive table. For anyone who holds the idea of family and roots dear, it can be a thoughtful, symbolic gift.
Use and care
Stand it on a stable, non-flammable surface and keep flammable objects away from the flame. Never leave a burning candle unattended. Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid scratching cleaners.
One movement, one flame – and the shadow of the Tree of Life quietly embraces the room.