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Objects for a daily practice at home. Scented candles in etched glass, wood, and pressed floral finishes. Incense packs and holders in mosaic, concrete, and brass. Tea light holders and wood risers carved with lotus and mandala motifs. Altar runners, noren panels, and oil and wax melt burners.

For anyone building a corner for stillness. Symbols include lotus, mandala, yin yang, moon phases, and chakra. Small stones such as moonstone, labradorite, rhodonite, and rose quartz appear across the pieces. Prices run from $18 to $88.

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About Spiritual Practice

What's in this collection

Twenty-eight objects for a home practice — soy wax candles (some with rose quartz, labradorite, moonstone or rhodonite set into the wax), palo santo, sage and smudge stick kits, incense and incense holders in soapstone, concrete, brass and mosaic, tea light holders cut with lotus, mandala and hamsa motifs, carved wood risers and statue stands, and altar mats like the brocade double dorje. Materials run through wood, stone, textile, glass, metal, concrete and ceramic. Prices start from about $18 and reach $68.

How to choose

Start with the practice you already keep. If you burn resin or stick incense, a soapstone hand dish or a mosaic holder catches the ash. If you light a candle before sitting, a hand-poured soy candle with a gemstone — rose quartz, moonstone, labradorite or rhodonite — set into the wax gives the flame a small anchor. For an altar, the carved wood lotus or mandala risers lift a figure or bowl off the shelf, and a brocade mat marks the space as set apart.

How to use it

Many people pair a scent with an intention — calm, balance, zen, mindfulness — and light it at the same moment each day, so the room begins to answer to the cue. Palo santo and sage smudge sticks are traditionally used to clear a space before sitting.

Care

Trim wicks before each burn. Keep incense on a heat-safe holder. Wipe wood and soapstone with a dry cloth; textile altar mats are spot-clean only.

What size are the candles and tea lights?

The candles here are hand-poured soy, with sizes up to 8 oz, some carrying a gemstone — rose quartz, moonstone, labradorite or rhodonite — set into the wax. Smaller tea light holders in lotus, mandala and hamsa cutouts take standard floral tea lights, one set comes with eight.

Would this collection suit a gift?

Yes. Options span a single palo santo soy candle up to a carved wood lotus riser with drawers, or the smudge stick variety kit of six sacred herbs. Tagged intentions include calm, balance, zen and self care, which gives room to match the person.

How do I use these with an intention?

Pick a scent or symbol that names what you want more of — calm, mindfulness, tranquility, energy — and use it at the same point in your day. Many people light a candle or incense as a start-of-practice cue, then sit until it settles.