Othala Algiz Rune Fern Julleuchter Yule Pagan Altar Candleholder (Standard)

Description

Othala and Algiz Rune Julleuchter with fern prints. It is a symbol of traditional family festivities. A mystical accessory, pagan ceramic lantern for ritual lighting of candles during Yule and other solar festivities. The candle in the lantern can be placed both inside or outside according to the rite, time of year or your personal preferences.
Othala is the rune of safety and strengthening the family, family traditions and family values. The rune of home protection and the accumulation of wealth. Literally, it means home or hearth, the heritage of our ancestors. Algiz rune is protection. Safe refuge, supporting and teaching force, connection with the gods, shelter, defense, guard against evil.
100% handmade.
Standard size, dark colored.
Used as a center piece on your home altar
Helps you to concentrate during magical practices
Helps to stay connected with your Gods
Perfect addition to home decor
Dimensions:
16.5cm (6.5 inches) high and 9cm (3.54 inches) each side of the square base
Production material: natural high-grade Spanish red clay
Kilned at the temperature of 1030 °С (1886 °F)
And the second kilning with milk at the temperature of 250 °С (~482°F) makes the color of ceramic lantern deeper and colorful, with a nice brown shade.
About Julleuchter.
The Yule lantern or Julleuchter (ger. Turmleuchter - «tower lantern») - is a mystical accessory, which was used for ritual lighting of candles during Yuletide (Midwinter celebration among Germanic cultures) and other solar festivities. The candle in the lantern can be placed both inside or outside according to the rite, time of year or your personal preferences.
In 1888 the Swedish magazine “Runa” was the first one to publish an image of this kind of lantern. The article described how the original was discovered during the 16th century in the Halland province on the South-West of Sweden. That original lantern is kept in the archive of the Nordic Museum of Stockholm (Nordiska Museet).
It was the first lantern discovered which is considered to be the classical design of the Yule lamp.
About me.
My name is Alexey Perko. In 2010 I stated a small ceramics studio and began producing Yule lanterns and other important attributes for domestic altars. Since then I am continuously improving the quality of all my items and service that I offer, so that you would have the opportunity to enjoy both getting in touch with me and what I have created.
Most of my time I work and live in my countryside home near Moscow. All the materials I use are absolutely natural. Each piece is handcrafted from scratch and inspired by many things, including the beautiful nature around us, Norse culture, pagan rituals, mythology and prehistoric art.
Many of my works found their home in different parts of the world. I am deeply and honestly thankful for your attention and interest to my works!
About shipping.
Dear customer, I want my Yule Lanterns to always arrive in time, so please make sure you take into consideration the delivery period for your order!
I promise to send your order in 1-2 working days. Delivery worldwide from Russia takes about 7-14 business days.
For your safety, all items are sent with tracking number. So you can track the location of the parcel.
And don't worry, each ceramic lanterns is carefully packaged in a special wooden box, so it will arrive quickly and beautiful, just as you hoped.
The box is aesthetic and retains a utilitarian purpose. To open it does not need screwdrivers or other tools. On the sides of the box a beautiful ornament. When you take out the lamp, the box can be used at your discretion, for example, as a casket or piggy bank.
If for any reason, the product does not suit you, or if it has come damaged, do not rush to get upset, just text me. Together we will solve the problem. I promise that you will not stay without the lamp.
I always carefully approach to the creation of each lantern and you can be confident in my products.
Peace to your home! And may the gods always be with you!
Best wishes
Alexey Perko,
Founder of Perko Workshop