Clay Table Lamps with Kapaki

Description

Covered clay oil lamp

It is ideal for the prayer book, the chapel and even the living room of the house.

It has a lid that detaches from the base of the oil lamp. The lid gives greater security as you can leave the lamp lit with the lid on while you are away from home.

What does the lighting of the oil lamp symbolize?

According to Orthodox tradition, we have lit a candle in our house as a sign of respect and honor to God, the Virgin Mary and the Saints. The lighting of the oil lamp is a custom with strong Christian symbolism, as this light is likened to the Light of Christ, which illuminates every person, while reminding us that we should be, Christians, the lights of the world.

The oil lamp reminds us that our lives should be bright like the saints, illuminates our space and drives away evil, while it is a token of offering and gratitude, with which we thank God for life, for salvation and for all that his infinite love gives us. Moreover, the oil used in the oil lamp, which must be good quality olive oil, symbolizes God’s infinite mercy, while the candle itself is the Church.

Dimensions: 11 x 14,5

Net Weight: 380 gr