The cup for the candle was first lovingly handmade by me on the potter's wheel. It was later coated with colored clay and the flower of life was carved out using the sgraffito technique. The flower of life can be felt inside. The wick holder is bent by hand and is made of copper and therefore beneficial to health. Two clockwise spirals, which stand for the origin of all life, also have a positive effect on the candle and its effect. A wooden wick and pure organic beeswax were used. Calcined Agnihotra ash was added to the wax to spread natural harmony and purify the air, as well as to change the crystals in the air into healthy hexagonal structures. After the candle has burned down, it can either be refilled or the cup can be cleaned and used as a drinking cup.
The Agnihotra ash is contained in the wax, the clay and also in the glaze. The ash glaze contains no chemical additives and is therefore completely natural. This ash changes the crystals of all water crystals in the environment to living hexagonal structures (first proven by Masaru Emoto) and thus makes them more usable for the body. The ash is even said to help neutralize harmful substances by transforming them.

The structure of the flower of life symbolizes the female part of creation. It is also the structure from which all living things are made. The right-turning spiral of the wick holder: A quote from Hundertwasser, whom I greatly appreciate: "The spiral lies exactly where lifeless matter transforms into life." On or in my ceramics, I only use clockwise spirals, i.e. spirals in which the power, movement, light and energy (life) emanating from the source spread outwards. This allows the spiral to affect everything in its vicinity.

The cup of the candle was fired at 1245 degrees, so it can also be placed outdoors. It is 5.5 cm high and has a diameter of 9 cm. 

If the candle is not in stock, a new one will be made for you in the same style when you order. As it is handmade and each piece is unique, there may be small differences in appearance or the shape may vary slightly.