Witch by Moonlight Tealight Holder, 6"

A tealight holder of black-coated iron in the shape of a witch flying on her broom, set on a rustic pine base with a glass tealight area below. When a tealight is lit, the figure stands out against the soft glow, a small piece of moonlit witchery for the altar.

At about six and a quarter inches tall it is a charming, openly witchy accent for a shelf, a windowsill, or a working altar.

Key Features

Witch on a broom. The classic flying witch, cut in black-coated iron.

Rustic pine base. A grounded wooden foot with a glass tealight area.

Holds a tealight. A candle within casts the figure in a soft glow.

Product Details

• Material: black-coated iron with a pine wood base
• Design: a witch flying on her broomstick
• Size: approximately 5.5 by 3.12 by 6.25 inches
• Holds: one standard tealight

The Witch on Her Broom

The witch in flight on her broomstick is the most familiar image of the craft there is, and the broom, or besom, is a real working tool: witches sweep a space with it to clear and cleanse before ritual, and couples leap it together in the old handfasting rite. The picture of a witch flying by moonlight carries all the freedom and night-magic of folklore, which makes this a fitting light for cleansing work, evening practice, or simply celebrating the craft.

How To Use

1. Set the holder on a flat, heat-safe surface, away from anything flammable.
2. Cleanse it in incense smoke or moonlight before first use, if that is part of your practice.
3. Place a standard tealight in the glass area and light it so the witch stands out against the glow.
4. Never leave a burning candle unattended, and note that the iron and glass warm while the candle burns.
5. Let the holder cool fully before lifting out the spent tealight and wiping it clean.

Pairs Well With

• Witchy Cats Around Cauldron Tealight Holder: another playful witchy tealight piece.
• Baphomet Tealight Holder: a cut-out iron tealight holder for the altar.
• Star Tealight Stand: a pierced star stand for a second tealight.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: cleanse the holder and your space.
• All Purpose Blessing Oil: dress a tealight before you burn it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What candle does it hold?

A standard tealight, set in the glass area beneath the figure. It is not made for tapers, pillars, or chime candles.

What does the witch on a broom mean?

It is the most iconic image of the craft. The broom, or besom, is a genuine ritual tool used to sweep and cleanse a sacred space, and the flying witch carries the night-magic of folklore.

How big is it?

About six and a quarter inches tall, on a base roughly five and a half by three inches, a good size for a shelf or altar.

Does it come with a candle?

No, the holder is sold on its own. Add a standard tealight of your choice.

How do I keep it clean?

Let it cool fully, lift out the spent tealight, and wipe the iron and glass with a dry cloth. Keep the wood base dry.