Ellegua 7day 18106
7 Day Red

Elegua Orisha Candle, 7 Day

$7.95

Celebrate Elegua, the powerful Orisha of crossroads, destiny, and fresh opportunities, with our 7-Day Elegua Candle. As the keeper of doors and pathways, Elegua is revered for his ability to remove obstacles, provide protection, and open the way to success in love, business, and personal growth. He serves as the messenger between the physical and spiritual realms, guiding those who seek his wisdom toward the right path.

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Our spiritualist will say a prayer over your candle, light it, and place it on our altar. You will receive one photo of your lit candle via email. NOTE: It may take 7-10 days to receive your photo, so please be patient.
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Elegua’s energy is a source of luck, clarity, and prosperity, making him an essential force for those starting new journeys, facing life-changing decisions, or seeking to cleanse negativity from their lives. Both playful and wise, his presence ensures divine protection, direction, and the smooth flow of opportunities to those who honor him with faith and devotion.

  • 2 1/2" Wide and 8 1/4" Tall
  • This candle will burn for approximately 170 hours
  • 100% Paraffin Wax

What Do the Red and Black Colors of an Elegua Candle Represent?

The colors of an Elegua candle can hold different meanings depending on the tradition and the specific ritual being performed. The red color of an Elegua candle represents passion, love, and vitality. It is also symbolic of Elegua's connection to fire and energy. In addition, the red color can also represent blood sacrifice or offering in certain practices.

On the other hand, the black color of an Elegua candle represents protection and warding off negative energy. It is symbolic of Elegua's connection to the earth and the spiritual realm. In some practices, the black color can also represent death or endings, as Elegua is often associated with beginnings and endings.