Poppy ritual taper candles, these gorgeous tapers can assist as a symbolic representation of one of the worlds oldest medicines, for a representation without the side effects. They make a beautiful arrangement for remembrance or altar offering. Made in a beeswax soy blend. 
The poppy symbolizes fertility, abundance, and afterlife across various Greek and Roman artworks.
Art historians often neglect the significance of the poppy in symbolic representations.
Poppy depictions date back to the Bronze Age, often associated with female deities.
The Eleusinian Mysteries connected Demeter with the poppy, though opium's role remains uncertain.
Poppy (Papaver spp.)
Planetary Associations:
Saturn – sleep, night, and understandings. (Liber 777)
Jupiter – relief from pain, quiet, and Olympian detachment. (Liber 777)
Moon – dreams, intuition, psychic rest (later folk sources, not in 777).
Elemental Associations:
* Fire – red poppy he listed under Fire in Liber 777 (“on account of its scarlet colour”).
* Water – peace, dream, and flow (folk magical tradition).
Magickal Uses and Symbolism:
* Induces sleep and promotes peaceful rest.
* Aids dreamwork, divination, and visions.
* Calms pain and emotional distress.
* Encourages detachment and quiet contemplation.
* Symbol of transition, death, and rebirth (Saturnic).
* Can represent vitality and passion (Fire/red poppy).
* Brings serenity and healing energy (Jupiterian).
Mythic and Archetypal Links:
Hypnos (Sleep)
Thanatos (Death)
Demeter and Persephone (Fertility, the underworld, life cycles).
Hekate, underworld and poisons 
Dioscorides (De Materia Medica):
* Sedative and soporific; brings sleep.
* Analgesic and anti-inflammatory.
* Treats coughs and digestive ailments.
* Poppy seeds edible, used in bread.
* Overdose can cause coma or death.
Summary:
* Planets: Saturn, Jupiter (sometimes Moon).
* Elements: Fire (red poppy), sometimes Water or Mars.
* Powers: Sleep, dreams, peace, healing, detachment, understanding, transition, remembrance.