• Mother Earth Goddess Tealight Candle Holder with a lit tealight candle
  • Mother Earth Goddess Tealight Candle Holder in front of a goddess plant holder
  • Mother Earth Goddess Tealight Candle Holder
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Curious Cauldron

Mother Earth Goddess "Gaia" Tealight Candle Holder

Mother Earth Goddess "Gaia" Tealight Candle Holder

$14.95 AUD
$14.95 AUD
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This Mother Earth Tealight Candle Holder is perfect for adorning your altar or sacred space.

This captivating candle holder with Mother Earth sitting cross legged with the Earth as her belly is sure to add a feminine vibe to your sacred space. 

This symbol of feminine power would also be ideal for holding your favourite quartz crystal and piece of jewellery to charge during the full moon.

Whatever your intentions you will not be disappointed.  

Candle Holder Specifications:

Material: Resin

Dimensions (approx): 70mm (H) x 70mm (L) x 70mm (W) 

Weight: 95g

 

*This listing is for 1 x mother earth candle holder. Accessories not included.

*Always take care when burning candles & incense, keep them away from anything that is flammable and do not leave unattended.

In Stock And Ready To Ship From NSW, Australia

All of our inventory is held on site so you don’t have to wait to receive your product from a 3rd party seller. When your order is complete we will ship your parcel within 24 hours, excluding on weekends and public holidays.

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