Cat Shaped Candle (With Pointy Hat)

The details: 90g net weight, 8cm height, soy wax, cotton wick, paper packaging.

Care: make sure that they are placed on a flat and heat proof surface, away from anything that might catch fire. The wax may start to run when burning, so also make sure that this is taken into account.

Due to the irregular shape, the candle may burn unevenly, and each candle will have a unique burning pattern and time.

Cats symbolize intuition, spirituality, intellect, and independence. Cats are also known as being our spiritual guardians on earth.

Lighting a cat-shaped candle invites these attributes into your space, promoting a sense of ease, grounding and protection.

In ancient Egypt, cats were highly revered for their symbolic connection to protection, divinity, and good fortune. They were seen as guardians of the home, protecting families from both physical threats like snakes and vermin, as well as from evil spirits. Cats were sacred animals associated with the goddess Bastet, the deity of home, fertility, love, and protection. Bastet, often depicted with the head of a cat, represented the nurturing and protective nature of cats, embodying grace and motherhood. Cats were believed to bring good luck and prosperity, and their presence in a household was considered a blessing. They also held a mystical connection to the afterlife, believed to possess the ability to move between the physical and spiritual realms due to their ability to see in the dark. Cats in Egyptian culture symbolized a balance between fierceness and nurturing, reflecting the harmony between chaos and order that was central to Egyptian beliefs about life and the afterlife. As a result, cats were not only respected but even worshipped, and harming one was seen as a serious offense.