A small flame, easy to gather a little quiet around. This votive candle evokes the mood of the seventh chakra, the crown chakra, and accompanies moments of inward focus, spaciousness and calm presence.
The crown chakra in tradition
In the chakra tradition the centre at the top of the head, known in Sanskrit as Sahasrara, is associated with spirituality, openness and higher awareness. Violet and white are the colours traditionally linked to it. In the imagery of this tradition the crown is pictured as a thousand-petalled lotus opening upward, a symbol of attunement to wholeness. The candle simply gives that mood a warm, intimate form; it promises nothing, it only opens space for a quiet moment.
Design and material
The votive shape is the classic candle of meditation corners and home altars: a low, compact candle best burned inside a votive glass holder. It measures roughly 4.5 × 4 cm, so it sits easily on a windowsill, a shelf or at the centre of a meditation space. It is made with a discreet, chakra-themed fragrance that stays gentle rather than overpowering.
How to use it
A natural choice for meditation, yoga, an evening wind-down, or simply to colour the mood of a room. As the crown-chakra piece it also rounds off a set of seven chakra candles, representing the centre at the top of the head. For burning, place it in a heat-resistant votive holder on a stable, draught-free surface.
Good to know
Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep it away from flammable objects, children and pets. Trimming the wick before lighting gives a steadier, cleaner flame.