Raven (Myrrh) Jar Candle, 90 hr

The Raven Myrrh jar candle is a seven-day style vigil candle dedicated to vision and protection, holding roughly ninety hours of flame. It belongs to the line's set of devotional candles, scented with myrrh, the old resin of mourning, mystery, and the unseen, and marked with the raven, the bird of vision, wisdom, and the threshold between worlds.

Set it on the altar for psychic and protective work, or light it as a sustained working tended night after night across a week.

Key Features

• A week of vision-work light. The roughly 90-hour, 7-day format lets you return to the same flame nightly.
• The vision flame of the line. Marked with the raven, for insight and protection.
• Myrrh scent. The resin of mystery, mourning, and the unseen.
• Boxed with raven artwork. Ready for the altar or to give as a devotional gift.

Product Details

• Format: glass jar candle, 7-day vigil style
• Burn time: approximately 90 hours
• Scent: myrrh
• Line intention: vision and protection, marked with the raven
• Packaging: boxed with raven artwork
• Burn safety: burn on a heat-safe surface and never leave a lit candle unattended

The Spiritual Significance

The raven is an old bird of vision and the threshold: a messenger between the seen and the unseen, tied across mythologies to prophecy, wisdom, and the mysteries of death and rebirth. Norse lore gave Odin two ravens, thought and memory, who flew the world and brought back what they saw, and across many traditions the raven carries that role of the watcher who sees what is hidden. Myrrh, the resin scenting this candle, is among the oldest sacred substances, burned in mourning, in temple rites, and in workings that touch the unseen and the dead, a fitting partner to the raven's vision. Within this line, the Raven Myrrh candle is the flame for vision and protection: opening insight, steadying the practitioner who works with the unseen, and warding against what would intrude. It is a consecrated devotional object, and its work belongs to the altar.

How To Use

1. Cleanse and set up. Place the jar on a heat-safe surface on your altar and name the vision or protection you are seeking.
2. Light it and tend it. Light it before divination, meditation, or dream work, and let the flame and myrrh settle the space as you sit with the working.
3. Snuff between sittings. Snuff rather than blow the flame out when you leave the room; a lit jar candle should never burn unattended.
4. Burn it safely. Keep it clear of anything flammable and where it cannot be knocked, and let the glass cool before moving it.

Pairs Well With

• Psychic Vision Aromatic Jar Candle: a handmade vision candle with mugwort and spearmint for divination.
• Goddess Lavender Jar Candle, 90 hr: the line's healing flame, for devotional work.
• Pentacle Frankincense Jar Candle, 90 hr: the line's protection flame, to ward the space during vision work.
• Mugwort Smudge Stick: a classic divination-and-dream herb to burn alongside the candle.
• The Big Book of Candle Magic by Jacki Smith: a thorough guide to candle work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Raven Myrrh candle for?

It is a vigil candle for vision and protection: opening insight for divination and dream work, steadying the practitioner who works with the unseen, and warding against intrusion. It is scented with myrrh and marked with the raven.

What does the raven mean?

The raven is an old bird of vision and the threshold, tied to prophecy, wisdom, and the mysteries between the worlds. It is the watcher who sees what is hidden, which suits a vision candle.

Why myrrh?

Myrrh is one of the oldest sacred resins, burned in mourning and in rites that touch the unseen and the dead. Its deep, quiet scent suits work with vision and the mysteries.

Do I have to burn it for seven days straight?

No. The 7-day name describes the format, not a requirement. Most practitioners light it in sittings, snuffing between, and stretch the ninety hours across weeks of practice.

How long will the candle actually last?

Around ninety hours of total burn time, which at an hour-long sitting each evening is roughly three months of practice from a single candle.