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occultNemesis Now Baphomet Candle Holder — Hand-Painted Resin with Pentagram Base, 15.5cm
Acc. No. WGS-051Cast resin — figural candle holder, Baphomet form on pentagram base, hand-painted finish, 15.5cm

Nemesis Now Baphomet Candle Holder — Hand-Painted Resin with Pentagram Base, 15.5cm

A hand-painted Baphomet cradling a candle, pentagram underfoot — altar-kit decor with no apology in it.

“A Nemesis Now piece, which is the honest tell: mass-market gothic giftware, not a one-off altar commission, and it never pretends otherwise.”
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Field Notes

A 15.5cm hand-painted resin candle holder cast in the form of a seated Baphomet, with a pentagram worked into the base and a candle cup set into the figure. It is a decor object with an actual job, holding a taper, rather than a pure display piece.

The listing gives height, 15.5cm, but not candle-cup diameter, base width, or the specific taper size it's meant to hold, so fit particulars stay unconfirmed until the piece is in hand. At that height it is a compact altar figure rather than statuary, small enough to share a shelf with other objects. Hand painting on cast resin means minor variation between individual castings. The figure supplies the menace, the lit candle supplies the warmth, and the combination is more theatrical than either would be alone.

Where it lives

An altar shelf is the obvious home, flanked by a pentagram cloth, a dish of salt, and a bundle of dried lavender. For the catalog's sweet-versus-sinister read, put a hot-pink or blood-red glitter taper in the cup and set the whole figure on a chrome or mirrored tray, which turns the resin goat into something closer to a glam cake topper. It also works on a bookshelf as an unlit display piece, beside black candles in a pink glass holder and a small skull.

Who it’s for

For practitioners who want a working candle holder with iconography, collectors of Nemesis Now gothic giftware, and anyone building an altar that leans theatrical. A safe bet as a gift for someone already into occult decor. Pass if Baphomet imagery would upset your household, if you need a confirmed candle size before ordering, or if you want a hand-sculpted artisan piece rather than cast giftware.

Before you buy

What to confirm on the current listing before it goes in the cart.

  • Confirm the candle-cup diameter on the Amazon page before buying tapers to fit.
  • Never leave a lit candle unattended, and keep the flame clear of the resin figure.
  • Use a drip-free candle or a bobeche if you want to avoid wax on the paintwork.
  • Expect slight paint variation between castings, since each piece is hand-painted.

Frequently asked

What size candle does it take?

The listing specifies the piece is 15.5cm tall but doesn't state candle-cup diameter or the taper size it's designed for, so treat fit as unconfirmed until the holder is in hand or confirm on the Amazon page.

Is the paint job hand-applied or printed?

Listed as hand-painted resin, which for a Nemesis Now piece means expect minor variation between individual castings rather than a uniform factory finish.

Is it safe to burn a candle in a resin holder?

Resin can soften or scorch with heat, so keep the flame well above the figure, never leave it burning unattended, and avoid letting a candle burn down into the cup. A shorter burn time and a drip guard are the cautious approach.

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