Masonic Junior Warden Single Candlestick

The Masonic Junior Warden Candlestick (Second Surveillant) is an essential item in Masonic lodges, symbolising light and authority. Designed specifically for the role of the Junior Warden, it embodies tradition and elegance in Freemasonry.

Features of the Candlestick

The Masonic Junior Warden Candlestick is carefully made to ensure durability and good looks:

• Material: made of metal and resin, this candlestick combines sturdiness and refinement. The gold/bronze finish gives it a polished appearance.
• Design: this single-branch candlestick is adorned with the symbol of the Plumb Rule (Perpendiculaire), finely made in resin, which makes it a fitting symbol for the Junior Warden.
• Dimensions: standing 24 cm high, it is suited to Masonic ceremonies and meetings.
• Finish: the gold/bronze finish is carefully applied, giving an elegant and distinguished appearance, suited to the solemnity of Masonic rituals.

Symbolism and Use

Importance of the Masonic Junior Warden Candlestick

The candlestick symbolises light and authority, central values in Freemasonry. The Plumb Rule symbol represents uprightness and stability, essential principles for the Junior Warden.

Use in Lodge

The Masonic Junior Warden Candlestick is used during lodge meetings and Masonic ceremonies. Placed at the Warden’s station, it lights the work and underlines the authority of the Junior Warden, creating an atmosphere conducive to reflection and respect for tradition.

Rites and Traditions

This candlestick is used in various Masonic Obediences, by Brethren and Sisters holding the office of Junior Warden. Every element of the candlestick, from its material to its ornaments, carries a meaning linked to Masonic teachings.

Craftsmanship

Each candlestick is made by skilled craftsmen, using traditional craft techniques. The materials, such as metal and resin, are selected for their durability and beauty.