Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A figure candle is a candle moulded in the shape of a person, animal or symbol, so that the candle itself stands for what the working is about. Figure candles grew from the ancient practice of the wax image, in which what is done to the image is done to the one it represents. Lovers candles show an embracing couple, and are burned in conjure and folk magic to draw two people together in love and passion.

Uses in the Work

For love: to draw a lover, deepen a bond, rekindle passion or call your destined match. It is burned under the star of Venus. Dress it with Venus or love oil on a Friday, in the hour of Venus. Ring it with rose petals and write your petition in Dove’s Blood ink. For a specific person, add their taglock beneath it. Pink belongs to Venus: love, tenderness, friendship and self-love. Burn it on a Friday in the hour of Venus.

Pairs Well With

Venus Planetary Oil – 1 oz; Red Rose Buds & Petals – 1 oz; Dove’s Blood Ink – 1 oz

Lore

Venus as Morning and Evening Star was worshipped as Inanna, Ishtar and Aphrodite. She is the same light Luciferians honor as the Light Bearer.

What You Receive

Two lovers in a tight embrace with a dual wicking burning. Burn to ignite the passion between you and a lover. It can also be burned to bring back someone who has strayed from a relationship. Candle may require leveling to stand perfectly straight. Sizes, colors, and shapes may vary slightly.