Set of two handmade candles made from natural beeswax, crafted in the cell of Saint Nicholas on Mount Athos
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Candles set of 2 items

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SKU HC1016
10,00 €
The set consists of 2 handcrafted candles made of pure beeswax in the St. Nicolas cell of the Holy Mount Athos. Height: 20 cm
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Candles set of 2 items
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Candles made of pure beeswax are handcrafted in the St. Nicolas cell that belongs to the Holy Monastery of Filotheou.

Like any Christian ceremony, lighting a candle has a deep symbolic meaning. The candles lit symbolize the light of God.

A candle is a sacrifice that we make to God, one of the few things that we can offer him as a gift. In fact, lighting candles is no less, if not more important, an appeal to God than a prayer.

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