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Veil & Flame

Handcrafted Skull Candle with floral details

Handcrafted Skull Candle with floral details

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This handcrafted Floral Skull Candle blends beauty and mortality in a striking sculptural design. Featuring intricate floral details highlighted by hand, this piece reflects the balance between endings and beginnings, loss and growth, remembrance and renewal.

Customizable scent and colors

Hand-poured and hand-detailed using a soy blend wax for durability and a beautiful finish. You choose the base skull color and the base floral color. I use artistic license as seen in the photos. 

  • Floral skull design
  • Hand-painted wax detailing
  • Soy blend wax
  • Custom scent options
  • Custom skull color
  • Custom accent color
  • Handmade in small batches


Energy

Transformation • Renewal • Remembrance • Self-Reflection

The skull has long served as a symbol of mortality, change, and the cyclical nature of existence. Paired with floral elements, it becomes a reminder that growth often emerges from life's most transformative seasons.

 

Lore

A decorative candle for some, but for me this design represents the completion of a cycle and the transition into something, or someone, new.

When I chose this particular skull, I was drawn to its contrasts. The flowers soften what many see as a symbol of finality, revealing the potential for beauty, wisdom, and growth hidden within change itself.

This candle honors the lessons, experiences, and identities that carried us through seasons of life that have come to an end. Not as something to reject, but as something to recognize with gratitude. Every chapter leaves behind treasures: moments of joy, unexpected growth, hard-earned wisdom, and reminders of who we were becoming all along.

As I hand-detail each candle and highlight its floral features, I find myself thinking about those treasures. The lessons we keep. The burdens we release. The parts of ourselves that deserve both gratitude and forgiveness.

To me, this piece serves as a reminder that endings and beginnings are often the very same moment.

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