Classic tool with unique decoration
This snuffer serves the same traditional role as the plain version — extinguishing the flame safely, without spatter — but the bell head or the handle also bears the Flower of Life geometric pattern. The pattern is a regular grid of interlinked circles that symbolises harmony and interconnection in many ancient cultures. As you hold it you immediately feel the fine embossed details.
How to use it
Hold the long handle, and place the small bell head over the flame of the candle so it completely covers the wick. After a few seconds — as the oxygen under the bell runs out — the flame goes out. Wait a few more seconds before lifting it, as the wick may still be hot. The handle length protects your fingers from hot wax and the flame.
Material and finish
The snuffer is made of gold-coloured metal alloy with a polished surface. The bell head is small, candle-flame sized, with the Flower of Life pattern embossed on it. The handle ends in a small loop so you can hang it — on the kitchen candle shelf, the side of the bedside table or in the bathroom.
Meaning of the Flower of Life pattern
The geometric pattern is not only beautiful but also symbolic — many love it as a symbol of harmony, continuity and interconnection. If you do yoga, meditate or simply love natural geometric shapes, this piece can be a charming detail of your evening candle ritual. The gold colour and the pattern together give a classic, timeless effect.
Cleaning and storage
Wipe with a dry soft cloth from time to time. If wax sticks to the embossed pattern, soften it in lukewarm water, then gently remove from the pattern's grooves with a wooden stick or toothpick. Do not clean with chemicals, as the gold-coloured finish can be damaged. Dry completely before storage.