The Mother Maiden Crone Oil Burner is a hand-painted composite resin figurine shaped around a piece of Pagan and Wiccan symbolism — the Maiden, Mother, and Crone forming a circle around a central cauldron, a design linked in folklore to the waxing, full, and waning phases of the moon. It functions as a tea light-warmed oil and wax burner as much as it does a decorative figurine, with a removable glass dish set into the cauldron at its center.
The dish takes water and a few drops of essential oil for a shorter session, or beeswax and other unscented candle wax for something that runs longer without needing to be topped up. A standard tea light candle is included in the box, along with the glass dish itself, so it's ready to light the same day it arrives rather than waiting on separate parts.
Because each figurine is hand-painted and polished individually, small differences in color and finish between pieces are normal — part of what makes a hand-finished object different from a machine-molded one. It suits an altar, a meditation space, or simply a shelf where the figure works as a decorative piece even on evenings it isn't lit.
Standard tea lights and many votive candles fit the space beneath the dish, so replacement candles are easy to find wherever you shop. Measuring 4 inches by 5.75 inches by 5.75 inches, it's compact enough for a nightstand or a small altar table without dominating the space. Keep a small Essential Oil collection on hand for oil sessions, and unscented wax on hand for longer ones, so the dish always has something ready to go regardless of which format the evening calls for.
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