Marble Hand Tea Light Holder - Candle Holder

Item IDB-367

Blessing Hand Marble Tea Light Holder

Name: Blessing Hand Marble Tea Light Holder
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: IDB-367
Price: 28.00 USD
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Carved from solid white marble, this tea light holder takes the shape of an open, upturned palm cradling a single candle. The gesture echoes ancient mudras of blessing, offering, and grace. Set it on a nightstand, entry table, or meditation altar, and let lighting the flame become a small nightly pause.

Details

Design: Hand-carved open, upturned palm holding a single candle in its groove, with soft rounded fingers and natural stone veining
Size: 4.75" x 2.75"
Material: White marble (natural stone)
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Handwash only. Avoid soaking or harsh cleaners, which can dull natural marble
Included: One Blessing Hand tea light holder, sold individually. Tealight candle not included
Origin: Handmade in India
Note: Cut from natural marble and finished by hand, so expect gentle variation in veining and tone, plus occasional minor imperfections. Marble is fragile — handle gently

Meaning & Intention

An open hand is one of the oldest human gestures of peace — palm turned upward, nothing hidden, nothing withheld.

In Buddhist and Hindu iconography, this posture echoes mudras like Abhaya (fearlessness) and Varada (offering and generosity), used for centuries to calm fear and extend goodwill.

Holding a tealight rather than an object, the hand suggests that what we offer one another isn't always material — sometimes it is warmth, attention, or presence. The flame rising from the palm reads like a blessing given freely.

Placed near a door, altar, or bedside, it invites you to keep your own palms open — receiving with grace, and giving in kind.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Gratitude, blessing, grace, protection

Chakra connection: Heart chakra (Anahata)

Ideal for: Building a small daily ritual around gratitude, blessing, or gentle reflection

Suggested mantra: Open palms, open heart

Symbol: Open upturned palm, echoing the Abhaya and Varada mudras

Questions & Guidance

How can I use it in a gratitude practice?

Light the tealight at the end of the day and name one thing you are grateful for, or send a silent blessing to someone who needs it. Let the flame mark the pause.

Where does it sit best in the home?

Try a nightstand, entry table, or meditation altar. Near a door it reads as a welcome; by the bed it closes the day gently.

Would it work as a gift?

Yes. It suits housewarmings, thank-yous, and moments that call for grace rather than grandeur — anyone drawn to gentle ritual will find a place for it.