A gold-coloured tealight holder formed as an open, downturned palm holding a lotus flower. The fine detailing and warm golden surface give it an elegant yet calm presence, while the lotus itself serves as the seat for the candle.
The Varada Mudra and the lotus
The Varada Mudra is the gesture of the open, downturned palm, which the Eastern tradition links with generosity, giving and compassion. The lotus is an ancient symbol of purity and unfolding – the image of a flower rising from the mud toward the light. Together they evoke a mood of harmony and inspiration.
Material and finish
The piece is cast in durable polyresin with a gold-coloured finish. At 18.5 cm tall it is an expressive yet unobtrusive accent on a shelf, an altar or a windowsill. The stable build and the recess in the lotus give the tealight a secure place.
Light and atmosphere
Once lit, the soft flame traces the outline of the palm and petals, creating a warm, soothing glow. It is ideal for meditation, an evening wind-down, or simply for dressing a space with a gentle light. A distinctive gift for those who love objects rich in meaning.
Using it safely
- Place it on a heat-resistant, draught-free surface.
- Trim the wick to about 1 cm before lighting.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.