At a glance
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12 pieces per set, unscented
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Eight ritual colors, each tied to a different intention
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Material: paraffin wax
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Size: 6.29 x 0.47 x 0.47 in — fits standard chime and taper holders
- Made for spells, chime rituals, intention setting, vigil work and everyday altar use
- Browse the rest of the Ritual Candles collection
How to use it
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Pick the color for the intention, not for the decor. The table below is the working key.
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Use a holder that fits. These are slim tapers — a chime holder or a taper holder, never a flat surface.
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Burn it down in one sitting where you can. A taper is meant to be a single working from lighting to extinguishing, not a candle you return to.
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Carve or dress it if that is your practice — the wax takes a mark cleanly.
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Never leave a burning candle unattended, keep it clear of anything flammable, and out of reach of children and pets.
The color key
| Color |
Intention |
| Yellow |
Motivation and self-esteem |
| Purple |
Harmony and creativity |
| Red |
Passion and love |
| Blue |
Creativity and communication |
| White |
Purification and cleansing |
| Pink |
Friendship and love |
| Green |
Health, good luck and money |
| Black |
Ridding negative energies and protection |
✨ Temple Tip — let it finish
The habit worth building with tapers is finishing them. A candle burned down in one sitting closes the working; one blown out halfway and left on the shelf tends to sit there as an unfinished sentence. Choose a short window you can actually give it.
Questions we get asked
How many candles are in the set?
Twelve pieces, spread across the eight colors listed above.
Are they scented?
No — these are unscented candles, so they will not compete with incense, resin or oils on the same altar.
What size holder do they need?
They measure 6.29 x 0.47 x 0.47 inches, which fits standard chime candle holders and slim taper holders.
What wax are they made of?
Paraffin wax. If you specifically want a plant-based wax, look at the hand-poured soy and coconut candles in the
Ritual Candles collection instead.
Can I use them for spell work with more than one intention?
Most people burn one taper per intention rather than mixing. If a working has two parts, burn two candles — it keeps the intention clean and it is easier to read afterwards.
California Proposition 65 warning: Burning this product produces combustion by-products. Use in a well-ventilated space.
To go further
Pick a color, light it, and finish what you started. #TempleOfDesire