A red separation candle, about six and a half inches, molded as two figures joined at the base, a figure candle for separation and cut-and-clear work. The joined figures can be cut apart as part of the working, a physical act of severing a tie, ending a draining bond, or clearing your own way free of a connection that no longer serves you. A figure candle gives a working a shape to focus on. A separation candle is the one for endings: releasing a tie, setting a hard boundary, or making space to move on. Key Features A red separation figure candle. Two figures joined at the base, about 6.5 inches. For separation and release. Cutting a tie and clearing your way. Can be cut apart. A physical act of severing the bond. A figure candle. Handmade, with slight variation. Product Details Red separation candle, approximately 6 1/2 inches Two figures joined at the base, made to be cut apart Handmade; slight variation in shape and size is normal For separation, release, and boundary work The Spiritual Significance Separation candles belong to the cut-and-clear side of folk magic: the work of ending a tie, releasing a draining bond, and clearing your own way free of a connection that holds you back. This one is molded as two figures joined at the base, and the working often includes cutting the figures apart, a physical act that marks the severing. In red, the color of strong feeling, it carries the heat and resolve such endings ask for. Separation work is cleanest and most honest when it stays focused on your own freedom and boundaries, releasing what drains you rather than wishing harm on anyone; the candle focuses your own intention rather than acting on its own. Light it to step back from a relationship that no longer serves you, to set a firm boundary, or to make peace with an ending. How To Use Cleanse and set up. Pass cleansing smoke over the candle and stand it on a heat-safe tray, since a figure candle pools as it burns. Set your intention. Name the tie you are releasing and the freedom or boundary you are working toward, carving names or words if you like. Light it and, if you wish, cut it. Light the wick and let it burn; some cut the figures apart at the base as the working comes to its close, marking the separation. Burn it safely. Never leave a burning candle unattended, keep it clear of anything flammable, and use a tray, since a figure candle can pool and run. Pairs Well With Black 7-Day Jar Candle: a black seven-day candle for protection and banishing after a separation. Protection Ritual Candle: a protection candle to ward your own space once a tie is cut. Sage and Frankincense Smudge Stick: cleansing smoke to clear the air after the working. All Purpose Blessing Oil: a versatile oil to dress the candle for your intention. The Big Book of Candle Magic by Jacki Smith: a thorough guide to figure-candle work. Frequently Asked Questions What is a separation candle? It is a figure candle molded as two figures joined at the base, used in cut-and-clear work to mark the ending of a tie. The figures can be cut apart as part of the working. What is it used for? For separation and release: stepping back from a draining relationship, setting a firm boundary, or making peace with an ending. It is cleanest kept to your own freedom rather than wishing harm. How do I cut it? Many practitioners cut the joined figures apart at the base as the working closes, a physical act that marks the severing. Do this carefully, away from the flame, on a heat-safe surface. Why red? Red is the color of strong feeling and resolve. On a separation candle it carries the heat and firmness an ending sometimes asks for. How do I burn it safely? Stand it on a heat-safe tray away from anything flammable, since a figure candle pools and runs, and never leave a burning candle unattended.
