Egyptian Symbols Mold tealight size for candles, wax melts, soap, resin — food-grade silicone mould

Size of Finished Product (Candle)

Egyptian Symbols Mold has the following approximate size for each tealight:

• Weight: 13 g / 0.4 oz

• Height (thickness): 14.2 mm + 2 mm base ≈ 0.5 in

• Width: 36.5 mm / 1.43 in

• Length: 36.5 mm / 1.43 in

• One-piece mold without cuts, with 4 round cavities: Ankh, Eye of Horus, Scarab and Anubis, sized to match standard US and EU tealights.

This egyptian mold is compact, easy to store and perfect for tealight molds, altar sets and small gifts.

Material and Key Info

• Made of high-quality food grade silicone

• Shore hardness: 10–15 A

• Suitable for: wax, plaster, resin, concrete, clay, ice, chocolate, fondant, marzipan

• Not suitable for: baking or oven use

• Temperature range: –50°C to +230°C (–58°F to +446°F)

• Flexible, durable, and tear-resistant

• Designed for long-term, repeated use

• High detail resolution for crisp, professional results

• Produced using vacuum equipment for perfect casting quality

Storage and Care

• Clean the mold gently using a soft sponge and mild detergent after use

• Do not use sharp tools, knives, or abrasive pads that could scratch or tear the surface

• Avoid stretching or twisting the mold unnecessarily so it keeps its original shape

• Keep away from direct sunlight, radiators and other heat sources to prevent silicone degradation

• Store the mold flat or in its natural shape, without heavy objects on top, to avoid warping over time

• Make sure the mold is completely dry before storing to prevent dust, stains or mold buildup

• Do not expose to open flame or place directly on heating elements or hot plates

Description

Bring a touch of ancient mysticism to your creations with this Egyptian Symbols Mold. Each cavity is like a tiny ancient mold coin with a powerful symbol: Ankh, Eye of Horus, Scarab and Anubis. This egyptian god mold is ideal for anyone who loves mythology, occult symbolism and detailed, story-rich pieces.

Thanks to the perfect tealight size, this candle wax mold is great for spell candles, altar lights and everyday tealights. You can pour beeswax, soy wax or paraffin and use it as a compact candle mold for ritual sets, gift boxes and home décor. Because the cavities match US and EU tealight standards, it works beautifully as practical tealight molds that fit most holders.

Each symbol has its own energy: the Scarab mold is perfect for protection and renewal themes, the Anubis mold fits shadow work and underworld symbolism, the Ankh mold brings life and balance, and the Eye of Horus (horus mould) is a classic sign of protection. Together they make a small egyptian mold set you can reuse again and again.

This food-safe silicone piece also works as a versatile resin mold and for edible projects. You can pour chocolate or candy and use it as tiny chocolate molds for cakes and desserts. Many people even search it as a silicon mould for wax melts, soap, concrete or plaster — it handles all these materials while keeping fine lines and details.

Perfect for Holidays and Events

• Ritual and pagan holidays – Use this egyptian mold to create tealights for sabbats, moon rituals and meditation. The symbols look powerful in candle wax mold projects, especially for altars and small offerings.

• Halloween and occult-themed parties – Make dark, moody tealights with the Anubis mold and Eye of Horus to decorate your table, goodie bags or ritual corner; this candle mold brings subtle mythological vibes instead of cliché décor.

• Mythology, museum or history events – Ideal for workshops or themed markets: small soaps or wax melts from this ancient mold are easy to sell as souvenirs, and the egyptian god mold styling immediately catches the eye.

• Gift sets and subscription boxes – Add Ankh mold tealights or Scarab mold wax melts to spiritual kits, tarot boxes or witchy bundles; the compact tealight molds format makes packaging and shipping very simple.

Can Be Used For

• Wax and tealight candles – Perfect as a candle wax mold for beeswax, soy wax or paraffin. You can pour full tealights or wax melts; this egyptian mold gives crisp lines and works great for layering colors or mica.

• Soap and cosmetic bars – Works beautifully as a small soap and resin mold for guest soaps or sample bars. The ancient mold motif makes even simple melt-and-pour recipes look like boutique pieces.

• Resin, plaster and concrete – Strong enough for repeated pours, this egyptian god mold handles epoxy, plaster and even fine concrete. Use it as a resin mold for altar tokens, charms, keychains or tiny tiles.

• Chocolate, fondant and edible décor – Because it’s food grade, you can use it as chocolate molds for cupcake toppers, cake sides or dessert plates. The Ankh mold and Scarab mold cavities are especially impressive in metallic dust.