
The Greek Easter candle know as a lambada is the traditional decorated candle held on Holy Saturday before Orthodox Easter (Anastasi).
The candle is brought to the church service unlit. At midnight, the church goes dark symbolizing Christ’s death. Then, one by one, the Paschal candles are lit throughout the church symbolizing the resurrection and bringing the light of Jesus to all.
It is customary for Godparents to gift an Easter lambada to their Godchild.
Our lambadas are hand dipped in a swirl of wax and decorated by me in my small home studio.
The candle is adorned with a clay cross (also made by me), a gold tone cross, and ribbon.
Done in the traditional Greek blue & white, or pale pink, bright pink or gold. I also can customize a candle per request.
Candles are 12” long.