Virgin Mary Apparition Collector's Edition x Louis Carreon Candle

A special edition candle with original artwork by Louis Carreon. A statement art piece in its own right, this collector’s edition ceramic candle features two wicks to ignite an intoxicating new fragrance, Indian Tuberose. Each candle contains a Virgin Mary of Guadalupe prayer coin. Limited quantities available.

Marian apparitions are supernatural appearances by the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus. Dating back many centuries, several of these appearances have been authenticated by the Catholic Church. One of the first took place in Guadalupe, Mexico in December of 1531. An Aztec man named Juan Diego communicated with an apparition of Mary over several days. Mary left behind an image of herself on Juan Diego’s cloak, which still hangs in the local church today.

Louis Carreon is a California born contemporary artist changing the way art is perceived. Through passion, honesty, and a willingness to share his work, Louis is one of today’s most influential and innovative contemporary artists. With a colorful past to draw on, his work is not merely modern art or street art but modernism told in a voice that drips onto the canvas. Having been commissioned by some of the most recognized venues throughout the United States, his creations are immediately recognizable. Every stroke of the brush or the spray of the can has a story to tell.

Each product is handmade with care and blessed with holy intentions.

Each candle comes with a prayer to the patron saint and a prayer coin embedded in the wax. Before your first lighting, read the prayer to the patron saint, then light the candle. After the wax has burned all the way down, gently remove the coin and keep it in a place that’s meaningful to you—such as your wallet, purse, or car—as a constant reminder of faith and spiritual guidance.

Features 360 degree original artwork of the Virgin Mary

100% Ceramic

28 oz. fill weight, ~240 hour burn time

Measures 4.75" L x 5.75" H

When using the candle for the first time, leave it to burn for 2 or 3 hours, until all the wax has become liquid on the surface.

Regularly cut the wicks with a wick trimmer (ideal length 3-5 mm).

Be sure to center the wicks in the wax after each use for consistent consumption of the wax.