Wooden Pentagram Altar Plate with Tealight Holders
Light your next ritual on solid ground. This wooden pentagram altar plate gives three tealights their own recessed cups, with an engraved pentacle that glows once lit.
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Light your next ritual on solid ground. This wooden pentagram altar plate gives three tealights their own recessed cups, with an engraved pentacle that glows once lit.
Wooden pentagram altar plate with three tealight holders for ritual use
- needs a dedicated altar surface for candles
- keeps tealights stable and contained
A steady altar for every candle you light
Loose tealights and a cluttered altar pull your attention away from your practice. This wood plate gives each candle a settled place, so you can focus on the ritual.
Built around a single engraved pentacle

A pentacle engraved into the wood
The pentagram and its concentric rings are engraved into the plate. They read clearly from above and stand out once the tealights are lit.

Three cups that hold each candle
Recessed tealight cups seat each candle so it stays put instead of sliding. Standard tealights fit.

A base that stays put
The underside is flat, so the plate sits steady on a table or altar.
Set your altar in three steps
- 1Place the plate
Set it on a stable, heat-safe surface, away from curtains and paper.
- 2Seat the tealights
Press one standard tealight into each of the three cups.
- 3Light and begin
Light the candles away from draughts and stay in the room while they burn.
One plate, three candle cups, ready to use
- Wooden pentagram altar plate×1
Engraved pentacle with concentric rings
- Recessed tealight cups×3
Built into the plate
A practice that starts with a steady base
The altar that wobbles
A bare table, a saucer, a loose tray. Tealights slide, tip and drip wax on whatever sits underneath. You rearrange them before every practice, and the ritual feels improvised before it starts.
A place for every flame
The plate is one piece of hand-finished wood with three recessed cups. Each tealight sits in its own place, and the engraved pentacle shows clearly once the flames are lit. Your altar is ready the moment you strike the first match.
Keep the wood warm and clean
- Wipe gently
Use a dry or barely damp cloth.
- Keep it dry
Water can swell and warp wood.
- No standing wax
Remove spilled wax once it cools.
- Heat-safe surface
Set the plate on a flat, heat-safe base.
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Questions and answers
The tealights sit in recessed cups, and tealights come in their own metal cases. Still, wood and flame need care: set the plate on a heat-safe surface, keep it away from curtains and paper, and never leave candles burning unattended.
It is a round plate sized for a compact altar or a table centre. Exact dimensions are not listed in our source details, so measure your space and compare it with the hand-held photo for scale.
It has a matte, hand-finished surface. Treat it as natural wood: wipe it with a dry or barely damp cloth, and do not stand wet wax or water on it.
Yes. It is made for that use, with an engraved pentacle and three candle cups for rituals, meditation and spell work.
No. You add your own standard tealights.
It is a single solid wood piece you use every ritual, not a disposable tray. Spread over weekly use across years, the cost per session is small.
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