Create a freestanding HaEsh Sheli flame sculpture with flowing openwork details and a separate rectangular display stand. This silicone mold set forms a substantial Judaica-inspired decorative piece measuring approximately 20.1 cm (7.91 inches) high and 13.7 cm (5.39 inches) wide.
The flame design uses multiple curved openings to create a layered, sculptural appearance. Unlike the smaller HaEsh Sheli candle mold, this version is shown as a decorative casting and includes a separate mold for the pedestal, allowing the finished flame piece to be displayed upright.
The flame and pedestal are cast separately. Once both pieces have completely cured, the flame sculpture can be positioned in the matching rectangular stand for upright display. This separate-base construction distinguishes the design from a conventional solid candle or one-piece ornament.
The 496 g value is a plaster reference shown directly in the supplied product image. It should not be interpreted as a wax requirement because casting plaster and candle wax have different densities.
Clean the silicone gently after use and allow it to dry completely before storage. Avoid knives or other sharp tools around the detailed flame channels. Store both mold components without prolonged crushing or folding so the edges and narrow internal sections retain their intended shape.
Finished sculptures, casting materials, textiles and decorative accessories shown in product images are not included.
It creates a large openwork HaEsh Sheli flame sculpture together with a separate rectangular pedestal for freestanding display.
Yes. The product images show two silicone mold components: one for the flame sculpture and one for the matching rectangular display stand.
The supplied product image shows an overall finished height of approximately 20.1 cm (7.91 inches) and a width of approximately 13.7 cm (5.39 inches).
The supplied image lists approximately 496 g of plaster. This is a plaster casting reference and should not be treated as a wax quantity.
No. This version is substantially larger and creates a decorative flame sculpture with a separately cast display stand. The smaller HaEsh Sheli candle mold creates a different freestanding candle format and has its own dimensions and wax reference.
The supplied images show the HaEsh Sheli flame motif but do not show a menorah, Shabbat lettering or another feature that limits the design to one particular holiday or observance.
Wait until the casting has fully cured, then gradually peel the silicone away from the outer perimeter. Work slowly around the narrow internal openings instead of pulling directly on the thinner sections of the finished sculpture.