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Tree of Life Triskele Candle
Tree of Life Triskele Candle
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Celebrate the beauty of life's changing seasons with this handcrafted Apple Tree & Triskele Candle, a sculptural piece featuring three apple trees carved in different stages of growth. From budding beginnings to full abundance and quiet dormancy, each side reflects a different chapter in the natural cycle of becoming.
Topped with an intricately carved Triskele, this candle weaves together symbols of transformation, continuity, and renewal. Whether displayed as nature-inspired décor, added to a thoughtfully curated collection, or appreciated for its rich symbolism, this piece serves as a reminder that growth unfolds in cycles rather than straight lines.
Customizable scent & color
Hand-poured in small batches using a soy blend wax and finished with hand-applied bronze shimmer detailing to highlight the design.
- Three seasonal apple tree carvings
- Triskele symbol on top
- Soy blend wax
- Bronze shimmer detailing
- Handmade in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
- Approx. 3" tall × 2.5" wide
Energy
Growth • Renewal • Wisdom • Continuity
The apple tree and Triskele share a message of cyclical transformation. Together they symbolize the understanding that every season, whether one of beginnings, abundance, rest, or release, contributes to the larger journey of becoming.
Lore
The apple tree has long stood at the crossroads of nourishment, wisdom, and transformation. Throughout myth and folklore, it appears as both a giver of sustenance and a keeper of hidden knowledge, often marking moments of choice, growth, and passage from one stage of life to another.
Each face of this candle reveals the tree in a different season: budding, flourishing, and returning to stillness. Together they tell a story familiar to all living things. There are times of reaching, times of abundance, and times of quiet restoration beneath the surface.
Crowning the candle is the Triskele, an ancient symbol found across Celtic and Indo-European traditions. Often associated with perpetual motion and threefold cycles, it speaks to the continuous turning of life: past, present, and future; birth, growth, and renewal; body, mind, and spirit.
Together, the apple tree and Triskele create a meditation on continuity. A reminder that transformation rarely happens all at once, but through countless small cycles that shape who we become.
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