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Ebros Gift Wicca Cosmic Triple Moon Goddess Cutout Black Ceramic Votive Tea Light Candle Holder Sculpture Home Accent (1)

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Management number 229946573 Release Date 2026/05/31 List Price US$6.00 Model Number 229946573
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This ceramic tealight holder features a cutout triple moon design in a cool, matt black finish. The triple moon represents the stages of a woman's life; the mother, the maiden, and the crone. Perfect for festive Halloween decor or a spooky feel all year long. Holds one standard tealight candle.

  • This is a ceramic votive holder that features a filigree cut-out of the Wiccan Triple Moon Sacred symbol.
  • The votive holder measures 3"tall and 2.25" in diameter.
  • This ceramic tealight holder features a cutout triple moon design in a cool, matt black finish. The triple moon represents the stages of a woman's life; the mother, the maiden, and the crone. Perfect for festive Halloween decor or a spooky feel all year long. Holds one standard tealight candle.
  • Props in photos are not included with the sculpture.
ASIN B09P9P3Y4D
Color Black
Theme Religious
Occasion Halloween
Brand Name Ebros Gift
Unit Count 1 Count
Finish Types Matte Black
Manufacturer Ebros Gift
Model Number SY77611
Item Diameter 3 Inches
Material Type Ceramic
Mounting Type Wall Mount
Number of Pieces 1
Indoor Outdoor Usage Indoor
Manufacturer Part Number SU7771
Item Dimensions L x W x H 2.25"L x 2.25"W x 3"H

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