This beautiful candle is the ritual symbol - referred to as a vévé in New Orleans Voodoo - for Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans. It is the version that was designed by and appears in the book, The Magic of Marie Laveau by Denise Alvarado. It is perfect for your altar or to create sacred space anywhere you decide to burn it.
Our glass-encased candles will burn for approximately seven days or 120 hours. They can be reused once they have burned down as vases for holding flowers, turned into a container spell to keep on your altar or refilled with wax to burn again. They are simply too beautiful to throw away and the creative conjurer will find many possibilities for using the decorative glass container once the original wax has burned down.
- 2 1/2" Wide and 8 1/4" Tall
- Burns approximately 120 hours
- Lead-free wicks
- 100% highly refined paraffin wax with herbs, roots, spices and essential oils melted into the top
- Made in the U.S.A.
This beautiful candle is the ritual symbol - referred to as a vévé in New Orleans Voodoo - for Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans. It is the version that was designed by and appears in the book, The Magic of Marie Laveau by Denise Alvarado. It is perfect for your altar or to create sacred space anywhere you decide to burn it.
Our glass-encased candles will burn for approximately seven days or 120 hours. They can be reused once they have burned down as vases for holding flowers, turned into a container spell to keep on your altar or refilled with wax to burn again. They are simply too beautiful to throw away and the creative conjurer will find many possibilities for using the decorative glass container once the original wax has burned down.
- 2 1/2" Wide and 8 1/4" Tall
- Burns approximately 120 hours
- Lead-free wicks
- 100% highly refined paraffin wax with herbs, roots, spices and essential oils melted into the top
- Made in the U.S.A.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
I could tell that Marie Laveau had been close by when this candle was created and it created an instant connection to her for me. I have never worked with her before and this candle was like an introduction to her by someone who knows her well.
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