Green 6" Household candle

In candle magic the color is the spell, and green is the color of everything that grows: money, luck, gardens, new ventures, and fertility in the old earth-sense of fields and futures. This six-inch household candle is the working green, hand-poured in the USA and sized for a full evening's burn.

The household candle is the tradition's plain workhorse: no figures, no jars, no fuss, just wax, wick, and the color doing the talking.

Key Features of This Green Household Candle

The working size. Six inches tall, three-quarters of an inch across, single wick: long enough for an evening's ritual, slim enough to dress and carve.

The full green register. Money-drawing, prosperity, luck, growth, and the earth's fertility, the color correspondences candle magic has worked for generations, all answer to this wax.

Hand-poured in the USA, sold individually. Buy one for tonight's working or stock the drawer; the set of 36 supplies the standing practice.

Product Details

• Size: 6 inches tall, 3/4 inch diameter, single wick
• Color: green throughout
• Made: hand-poured in the USA
• Sold individually
• Fire safety: burn in a fire-safe holder on a stable surface, away from drafts and anything flammable, and never leave a flame unattended

The Spiritual Significance

Color is candle magic's first language. The system runs across Hoodoo, Wicca, and the broad folk practice between them: white for blessing, black for banishing, red for passion, and green for the whole family of increase, money, luck, growth, abundance, and fertility in the agricultural sense the tradition has always meant, the green of fields coming back, of plans taking root, of futures filling out. When a working is about more, the drawer opens to green.

The household candle is the format the old botanicas built that system on: plain, affordable, and made to be used up. Dressed with a condition oil, carved with a name or a sum, and burned with the intention spoken, it does in one evening what the color promises, and because it costs little and burns clean, the practice can be weekly rather than precious. Every serious candle drawer keeps a stack of greens; this is the stack.

How To Use This Green Household Candle

1. Carve the intention. Scratch a word, name, or figure into the wax, money owed, the venture's name, the luck you're calling, with a pin or your boline.
2. Dress it. Stroke a money or attraction oil from base to tip to draw, naming the intention as you work.
3. Light it with the words. Speak the working aloud as the wick catches; the flame carries the sentence for you.
4. Burn it in a fire-safe holder. Let it work for the evening; extinguish with thanks if you must stop, and relight to continue the working.
5. Repeat as practice. Green workings favor rhythm, weekly burns through a venture's season beat one grand gesture.

Pairs Well With

• High John the Conqueror Oil, 1oz: the classic dressing for money-drawing greens.
• Cloves Whole, 1 oz: crush a pinch into the carved lines; Jupiter's money bud feeds the flame's intention.
• Green Lodestone: set beside the burning candle to keep drawing after the flame is out.
• Prosperity Gemstone Set, 5 Stones: ring the holder with the abundance stones for a complete tableside working.
• Money Herbal Votive, Green: the herb-loaded cousin for workings that want botanicals built in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are green candles used for?

The increase family: money-drawing, prosperity, luck, growth, new ventures, and fertility in the old agricultural sense, fields, gardens, and futures. In candle magic the color is the spell, and green is the color of more.

Does "fertility" mean this candle treats anything?

No. Fertility in the color tradition is the earth's kind, growth, abundance, things taking root, and we make no health claims for any candle. The green register is symbolic, and it is plenty.

How do I dress a candle?

A few drops of oil stroked from base to tip for drawing work (tip to base for banishing, though that's black's job), with the intention named aloud as you work. High John or any money oil suits the green perfectly.

How long does it burn?

An evening's working with length to spare at this size; many practitioners burn one across two or three sessions, relighting with the intention restated.

Single candles or the set?

Tonight's working wants one; a standing weekly practice wants the set of 36, and chime-sized greens come in emerald and dark green twenty-packs for quicker burns.

Any safety rules?

The usual, and they matter: fire-safe holder, stable surface, no drafts, nothing flammable nearby, and never an unattended flame. The magic works better when the kitchen doesn't burn down.