Bring warmth, culture, and faith into your space with this beautifully designed 11oz full-glass scented candle. Poured with 100% food-grade soy wax and finished with two cotton-cored wicks, it offers a clean, even burn for approximately 65 hours, filling your room with one of three thoughtfully blended scents: White Tea & Fig, Lavender & Sage, or Ocean Mist & Moss.

Wrapped in a vibrant Afrocentric pattern of rich blues, bold oranges, and intricate geometric detailing, the design celebrates heritage while honoring Black Catholic witness. At the center of the full-wrap print stands a powerful illustration of Black Catholic saints alongside contemporary believers, rendered in warm jewel tones with subtle gold accents. As the candle burns, the clear glass vessel allows the dual flames to softly illuminate the artwork from within, creating a reverent yet modern glow.

Housed in a clear glass vessel, the candle allows the glow of two steady flames to illuminate the artwork from within. Set on a natural wood base and surrounded by soft ambient light, it creates an atmosphere that feels devotional yet modern, cultural yet refined.

Perfect for prayer corners, living rooms, or meaningful gifting, this candle is more than décor. It is a statement of faith, legacy, and presence.

Product features

– 100% American-grown soy wax — clean burning and vegan

– Three scent options: White Tea & Fig, Lavender & Sage, Ocean Mist & Moss

– Premium 360° vibrant print on full glass jar

– Two cotton-cored wicks for even burn, ~65 hours burn time

– Reusable glass jar; cardboard lid; assembled in the USA

Care instructions

– Keep burning candle within sight. Keep away from children and pets. Never burn the candle near flammable items.

Saints Represented

• St. Martin de Porres
• Front and center, Dominican habit, broom and cross. Universally recognizable symbol of humility, service, and leadership through presence rather than position.
• St. Josephine Bakhita
• Woman religious in habit, prayer beads, gentle posture. Known for endurance, freedom, and faith after enslavement.
• St. Augustine of Hippo
• Bishop’s mitre and rich vestments, book symbolism. Early African Church father and theologian.
• St. Monica of Hippo
• Woman in modest robes holding a book or cloth. Represents perseverance, prayer, and maternal faith.
• St. Charles Lwanga
• Palm branch of martyrdom, upright stance. Leader among the Ugandan martyrs.
• St. Kizito
• Youthful presence near the martyrs, symbol of courage and faith at a young age.
• St. Benedict the Moor
• Dark Franciscan habit, rosary, humble bearing. Known for wisdom and holiness despite illiteracy.