Description
Sometimes its play of colors is reminiscent of the Northern Lights, sometimes of the sky at sunrise or sunset. Delicate yellow, pink, blue, and turquoise flow into one another in this lotus light catcher made of wax. What moment do you discover in it?
We craft each light catcher by hand in our light workshop. The marbling is created anew every time – you receive a light object with its very own color gradient.
Place the lotus in your favorite spot, let it accompany you on a quiet evening, or give it as a gift to someone you would like to give a little moment of light. It also finds a beautiful place for meditation and personal rituals.
This is how your light catcher shines: With the included LED light, it shines without an open flame. If you would like real candlelight, use a tealight in the included glass instead. The wax cover itself is not lit; you can change the light source inside again and again.
Three sizes to choose from
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Small – 12 cm: €20.00
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Medium – 15 cm: €30.00
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Large – 19 cm: €40.00
You receive all sizes here in the Aurora Borealis color gradient and without lettering. The photos show examples. Color, marbling, and small details may vary on your handcrafted light catcher.
This is included
Lotus light catcher in your chosen size, LED light, tealight glass with gravel, and a thin cork plate. Place the cork plate underneath the entire light catcher to protect the surface from possible dents. A real tealight is not included.
Safe use
A tealight belongs exclusively in the provided glass. Place it centrally and securely and keep it filled at least halfway with gravel during use to keep the heat away from the wax. Never leave the flame unattended. Protect the light catcher from direct sunlight and other heat sources.
The LED light is a practical option for places where you do not want an open flame. Keep the light catcher and batteries away from small children and dispose of used batteries at a collection point.
Your light makers at Grundfarm Wachskunst in Weidenberg wish you a beautiful glow and much joy in sharing light.
