Bicolor Trikantili Lamp – Three-Candle Ecclesiastical Lamp with Cross (27.5")

This exquisite three-candle ecclesiastical lamp (Trikantili Lychnia) is a beautifully crafted piece, featuring a central cross flanked by two ornate candleholders. Finished in a striking bicolor gold and silver tone, it symbolizes the light of Christ and the Holy Trinity, making it a powerful focal point for any Orthodox altar or sanctuary.

Handmade in Greece, the lamp is adorned with traditional Byzantine-style engravings and elevated on an elegant pedestal base. It is ideal for use behind the altar table, in the sanctuary, or as a devotional centerpiece.

• Material: Metal with bicolor (gold and silver) plating

• Style: Three-candle ecclesiastical lamp with central cross

• Use: Altar, sanctuary, icon stand, or special liturgical display

• Design: Engraved with intricate Orthodox patterns

• Dimensions:
  • 45 x 21 x 70 cm
  • 17.7 x 8.3 x 27.6 inches
  

This bicolor lamp brings elegance, light, and sacred symbolism to your worship space—honoring Orthodox tradition with reverent craftsmanship.

Made in Greece. Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

• The term “Trikantili Lychnia” (Greek: Τρικάντηλη Λυχνία) refers to a traditional three-branch candleholder or lampstand commonly used in Orthodox Christian worship. It is often placed on the altar or in the sanctuary and symbolizes the Holy Trinity, with each candle representing one Person: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The word itself is deeply rooted in Greek ecclesiastical language and reflects both the structure and sacred purpose of the object.

  • Τρι- (Tri-): A Greek prefix meaning “three”, indicating the number of candles or branches.

  • -κάντηλη (-kantili): Derived from “καντήλι”, meaning oil lamp or candle used in religious settings.

  • Λυχνία (Lychnia): Translates to “lampstand” or “candelabrum”, a fixture that holds lamps or candles, often with symbolic significance in Orthodox liturgical tradition.

  Together, Τρικάντηλη Λυχνία beautifully captures the item’s form and theological meaning: a lampstand with three lights, shining as a reflection of divine presence and unity.