Gemstone Cross Lambatha / Palm Sunday Easter Candle 40cm (Large)

Gemstone Cross Lambatha / Palm Sunday Easter Candle 40cm (Large)This special candle is embellished with a wooden cross with resin set gemstones, Rose Quartz, Lapis Laluzi, Turquoise and Garnet. Hand made so each piece will be uniquely different. Each one is decorated with a matching ribbon and finished off with as rope. After candle is uses you can cut off the thin rope and you can use the cross to hang on your wall or somewhere special. This candle is a round white candle that is 40cm in length, 22mm thickness.

This special candle is embellished with a wooden cross with resin set gemstones, Rose Quartz, Lapis Laluzi, Turquoise and Garnet. Hand made so each piece will be uniquely different. Each one is decorated with a matching ribbon and finished off with as rope. After candle is uses you can cut off the thin rope and you can use the cross to hang on your wall or somewhere special. This candle is a round white candle that is 40cm in length, 22mm thickness. The Cross measures at 12.5cm x 9cm x .5cm (Purchase our Church Candle Holder for a complete gift set idea)  

Comes beautifully packaged ready to gift.

Greek Orthodox - The lambada is the traditional Easter candle that everyone in Greece holds on the evening of “Megalo Savvato” (Holy Saturday) These candles are essential to the Greek Orthodox Easter service on Holy Saturday evening, also known as Anastasi. The candle symbolizes the resurrection of Christ and represents the light that dispels the darkness of death. It is believed that the "holy" light arrives from Jerusalem in every church a little before midnight, thus allowing candles to be lit.

Catholic – Palm Sunday - The Great Entrance of the Divine Liturgy commemorates the "Entry of the Lord into Jerusalem", so the meaningfulness of this moment is evident on Palm Sunday as everyone stands, holding their branches and lit candles.

Easter candles are a tradition in the Maronite Catholic and Orthodox churches, where kids carry a decorated candle during the mass.  The flickering flame represents the light of Christ amidst darkness, reminding believers of the hope and love that Jesus brings.