Pink Chime Candles are used for many things in different traditions, but no matter what- these are perfect for your ritual needs.
They can either be used as a devotional light for a spirit that works well with the colour pink, or for use within candle magic. Pink Chime Candles come from a tradition of dyeing wax, pressing petals into wax, lamp magic and colour magic and conjuration -but in a more accessible form.
These are suitable for annointing and dressing for magical use.
Here’s some ways that Pink is used traditionally in British folk magic, spirituality, folklore and conjuration:
- Joy within sadness- a softer joy. Used this way within the church for joy while within penitence.
- Mary and the rose- one of the most enduring relations to the colour is Mary and the rose plant.
- Love – Linked to the Rose and Mary symbolism, pink became a colour for all form of love of the heart. Live for another, love for self, love for the community.
- Tenderness, grace, compassion- halfway between the passionate red and the calm, neutral of white.
- This colour is used for most Divine figures associated with love, such as Aphrodite.
Of note: Much like orange, pink as a separate colour comes into use as a named term fairly late- around the 17th century in mainstream use. Before that, shades of pink where often called rose, Incarnation or Incarnidine.
More Resources:
- https://colour-illuminated.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/explore/colour-and-meaning
- https://www.holytrinityamblecote.org.uk/colours.html
- https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:A_Dictionary_Of_Color_(Marez_1930).djvu/163
- https://evanescent-visions.uk/blogs/home/the-symbology-of-roses-in-art
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Other Information
H12cm x D1.2cm, burns for 90 mins approx. This price is for one candle. Colour may vary between batches. Paraffin wax.














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