Pearl-white lotus candlestick

Pearl-white candlestick in the shape of a lotus flower on a tea candle. White color purity, unity and innocence. The lotus flower symbolizes the change of darkness into light, the change of ignorance in knowledge. The candlestick is made from oyster shells (placuna placenta), also known as capiz shells according to the place where the oysters are collected, ie around the city of Panay in the province of Capiz in the Philippines. After cleaning, the shells are naturally translucent and colored then allow a wonderful interplay of colors and light.
Tealight not included.

The lotus flower is a picture of the beginning of the world, the origin of life. It is an ancient symbol of rebirth, beauty, life, happiness, purity and spirituality, the unity of the micro and macrocosm, a symbol of the harmony of male and female origin. The lotus was and still is, a particularly revered symbol of many cultures, especially in ancient Egypt, and now in India and China.

Feng Shui The lotus flower helps to harmonize with the help of light, which inside the flower and its inflorescences brightens with a beautiful pearly white color.
The color shimmer will bring pure energy into the space and with it joy, a feeling of happiness and positive stimulation. At the same time, the space gets rid of negative energy.

White is a symbol of purity, unity and innocence, a symbol of energy, it encourages self-knowledge, thought processes and the perception of one's own consciousness.

White in Feng Shui represents the energy of metal intelligence, creativity and strength. It is an energy of thought, heavy, often destructive, but necessary for our lives.

The metal element is symbolized by silver, gray and white, and the stones are used in rooms that are designed for our concentration, strength of thought and support the ability to be as we should be.
Metal energy is traditionally associated with the northwestern and western parts of a room, apartment or house. It encourages creativity, dilution and is the energy of one's own effort and determination.