Hamsa Tea light Holder With 8 Floral Tea lights

Name: Hamsa Tea light Holder With 8 Floral Tea lights
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: CEAH-HM
Price: 42.00 USD
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Hand-carved rosewood Hamsa palm cradles a single tealight at its center, its fingers traced with a floral vine painted in white. Eight petal-shaped tealights scented with Neroli essential oil come alongside. Place it near a doorway or altar and light one flower at a time to close the day.

Details

Design: Hand-carved wooden Hamsa palm holds a single tealight cup at its center, fingers etched with a lace-like floral vine picked out in white; eight petal-shaped tealights in varied colors surround it
Size: Holder 7" L x 4.75" W
Material: Holder in Indian Rosewood (Sheesham), hand-painted. Tealights in paraffin wax with Neroli essential oil, cotton wick, aluminum tin cup
Included: Hamsa holder and set of 8 floral-shaped scented tealights; each tealight burns approximately 1.5 to 2 hours
Care: Dust the rosewood holder with a soft, dry cloth. Burn tealights on a heat-safe surface, away from drafts and out of reach
Origin: Holder handmade in India under fair trade practices; tealights handmade in Thailand
Note: Each Hamsa is hand-carved and hand-painted, and every tealight flower is shaped by hand, so slight variation in grain, tone, and floral detail is natural

Meaning & Intention

The Hamsa is one of the oldest protective symbols still in daily use, an open palm known across Middle Eastern, North African, and South Asian traditions as the Hand of Fatima or the Hand of Miriam. It has long stood for a simple wish: that harm be turned away and good fortune welcomed in.

Here the palm is traced with a climbing floral vine instead of the eye more commonly set at its center. Protection reads as growth and bloom rather than a stare turned outward. Where an eye keeps guard, this hand tends a garden.

Set a lit tealight into the center and the palm seems to cup a small flame, an image of light held and offered.

Paired with eight flower-shaped tealights, the ritual multiplies, each lit petal becoming its own small blessing released one evening at a time.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Protection, blessing, balance

Symbol: Hamsa, the open palm of protection

Ideal for: A home altar, meditation corner, or entryway, and thoughtful spiritual gifting

Suggested mantra: May only good enter here

Questions & Guidance

Can I use standard tealights in the holder once the set is finished?

Yes. The center well is sized for one standard tealight, so any regular tealight will sit correctly after the eight scented florals are used.

Where should I place it in the home?

Near a doorway, on an altar, or beside a reading chair works well. Choose a heat-safe surface with room around the flame, and light it while you are present.

Would this suit a housewarming or spiritual gift?

Yes. The Hamsa is traditionally given to invite blessings into a new home, and the eight floral tealights offer eight small lighting rituals to begin with.

How can I use it to mark an intention?

Before lighting, hold the palm for a moment and name what you wish to welcome in or turn away. Light one flower, sit with the Neroli scent, and let the flame close the thought.