Donate Candle Holder Mould

The Donate Candle Holder Mould from Shrebhavi is a sturdy casting mould designed to help you create beautiful, professional-looking candle holders using epoxy resin, polyester resin, or wax. Whether you are a hobbyist exploring resin art or a small business making handcrafted home décor, this mould gives you clean, consistent results with every pour.

The smooth interior surface releases cured resin easily and captures fine details, so your finished candle holders look polished and ready to gift or sell. Use it with tealight candles, small pillar candles, or as a decorative display piece — the possibilities are wide open when you add pigments, mica powders, dried flowers, or glitter to your pour.

• Versatile casting use: Compatible with epoxy resin, polyester resin, UV resin (in thin layers), and candle wax
• Smooth release: Flexible mould walls allow easy demoulding without cracking or distorting your finished piece
• Crisp detail: Interior surface picks up texture and edges cleanly for a neat, finished look
• Reusable: Built to last through multiple pours when cleaned and stored properly after each use
• Great for customisation: Works beautifully with mica pigments, alcohol inks, dried botanicals, and glitter inclusions
• Ideal for gifting and resale: Finished holders make thoughtful handmade gifts and popular products for craft fairs or online stores
• Beginner-friendly: Straightforward shape makes it a practical choice for those new to resin casting

How to Use

Mix your epoxy resin as per the manufacturer's ratio, add your chosen pigments or inclusions, and pour slowly into the mould to avoid air bubbles. Allow to cure fully (typically 24–48 hours for epoxy) before demoulding. For best results, use a resin with a low viscosity and pop surface bubbles with a heat gun or lighter.

Safety Tips

Always work in a well-ventilated space when using epoxy or polyester resin. Wear nitrile gloves and eye protection during mixing and pouring. Keep resin materials away from children. Wash hands thoroughly after handling uncured resin. Do not place a lit candle inside a resin holder that has not been tested for heat resistance — use tealight cups or glass inserts as a barrier.