Red Lover Dual Wicks Candle, 5 1/2"

Embracing couple form. The classic lovers figural.

Two wicks, one body. A flame for each partner, one wax between them.

Red for passion. 5.5 inches, altar scale.

• Red figural candle, embracing couple with dual wicks, approximately 5.5 inches
• Color: red, the love and passion register of candle work
• Burn on a heat-safe dish; figurals drip unevenly by design
• SKU: COLR

Candle work reads its symbols plainly, and the lovers candle is its most legible: two figures in one wax, two wicks lit together, the pair's flames literally sharing a body as they burn. Red files it to passion and devotion, the working chosen for deepening a bond rather than finding one. The custom is to light both wicks in the same moment, name the pair, and let the candle burn in sittings while the relationship's real tending, the attention, the honesty, the showing up, happens beside it. The candle unites nothing on its own, as the honest tradition has always said; it burns the pair's emblem beautifully while the partners do the uniting.

1. Set it on a heat-safe dish; figural candles drip freely.
2. Light both wicks together in the custom, naming the pair.
3. Burn in sittings, snuffing between; never leave it unattended.
4. Let the melt pool as it will: the joined wax is the form's point.

• Reconciliation Oil, 4 Dram: dresses the candle for mending work.
• Red Rose Buds & Petals, 1 Lb: the love herb ringing the dish.
• Red Face to Face Candle: the reunion form beside the union one.

Why two wicks?

One per figure: the pair's flames share one wax body as they burn, which is the form's whole symbolism.

What is red for in candle work?

The passion register: love, desire, and devotion, the color chosen for deepening a bond.

How should I burn it?

On a heat-safe dish, both wicks lit together, in attended sittings: figurals drip freely by design.