The story
Matki Candles
Four candles poured into little red matki pots, each hand-painted with a green and yellow vine running around its belly. The matki is the pot of the Indian kitchen and courtyard, and at this scale it sits neatly on a step, a windowsill or a mandir shelf.
Inside is pure soy wax, hand-poured in Jalandhar. Because the painting is done by hand, the vine wanders a little differently on every pot, which is rather the point. Would you like them scented? Ask us about a custom fragrance.
Light all four along a staircase for Diwali, set them on the table at a mehendi or sangeet, or give the set to parents who still keep a clay pot in the kitchen. Matki Candles pair well with Diya Candles in a gift chest, and they arrive packed to royal packaging standards.
Product declarations
What is in the pack, and who made it
- Product
- Matki Candles
- Common or generic name
- Soy wax candle
- Manufactured, packed & sold by
- Reetu Goel, trading as RR Creations (brand: Raajkosh), 292 Adarsh Nagar, Jalandhar, Punjab 144008, India
- Country of origin
- India
- Net quantity
- 4 pieces
- MRP (inclusive of all taxes)
- ₹749
- Selling price
- ₹599. Inclusive of all taxes; lower than MRP.
- Other charges
- Shipping ₹79 on orders under ₹999 (free from ₹999); optional gift packaging. All shown at checkout before you order.
- Month & year of manufacture
- Printed on the pack
- Consumer care
- Raajkosh, 292 Adarsh Nagar, Jalandhar, Punjab 144008, India · maharani@raajkosh.com · +91 85958 24586
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Candle safety
Burn it well
- Never leave a burning candle unattended, and never fall asleep with one lit.
- Trim the wick to about 5 mm before every use.
- Burn on a stable, heat-proof surface.
- Keep away from children, pets, drafts, curtains and anything flammable.
- Do not burn for more than 3–4 hours at a time.
- Stop using the candle when about 1 cm of wax remains.
- Containers and holders get hot. Let them cool before touching or moving them.








