Green Heart Chakra Anahata Candles, Pack of 12

• The green tone feels fresh and centred, especially on an altar, bedside table or small ritual tray.
• A slim candle form gives a focused point of light for meditation, journalling or breath-led practice.
• The gentle fragrance adds atmosphere while leaving space for incense, oils or quiet on its own.
• The flame suits simple intention work: light one, sit with your thought, and let the moment feel marked.
• The colour pairs naturally with plants, pale woods, brass holders and soft seasonal décor.

With a smooth green finish suited to heart chakra practice. No specific scent note is given, so the fragrance is best understood as part of the atmosphere rather than a named perfume profile.

Place each candle upright in a suitable heat-safe holder before lighting. The stated burn time is 90 minutes, though draughts, holder shape and wick condition can affect how evenly a candle burns.

Burn within sight, away from loose cloth, dried herbs, papers and anything flammable. Let the wax cool before moving the holder, and store unused candles somewhere dry and out of direct heat.

Choose one candle when you want to give a moment more attention. You might light it before meditation, while writing an intention, or at the start of a calm evening routine. Keep the practice plain: one flame, one thought, a few quiet breaths.

In the yogic chakra system, Anahata is the heart centre and is commonly associated with love, compassion, connection and emotional openness. Green is often chosen for this centre because it echoes growth, renewal and the living world. In candle ritual, colour is used as a visual anchor for intention. Here, the flame becomes a small marker for kindness, reflection and the wish to meet the day with a softer heart.

• Set of 12 candles.
• Each candle measures 12 x 1.2 cm.
• Box measures 16 x 7.5 x 2.5 cm.
• Made in China.

These suit someone who enjoys chakra meditation, candle ritual, journalling or a softly lit evening space. They also make a considered gift for anyone building a small altar, refreshing a meditation corner, or choosing objects by colour and meaning.