Are These Office-Themed Prayer Candles Necessary? Nope. Do I Still Want One? Absolutely.

Updated on April 17, 2019 at 6:30 AM

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The Office may have aired its final episode nearly six years ago, but its fan base still remains one of the most dedicated and passionate ones out there. Case in point: a handful of particularly loyal viewers have crafted actual prayer candles inspired by the NBC show, swapping out saintly figures for Dunder Mifflin's finest employees. Necessary? Probably not. Still at the top of my Etsy wish list regardless? Abso-freakin'-lutely. Keep reading to shop a selection of the hysterical candles currently available on Etsy — and yes, there's even one that honors your favorite Michael Scott alter ego, Prison Mike.

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This Candle Features Dwight Schrute Stepping on Jim Halpert's Head — How Fitting

Dwight Schrute Prayer Candle ($17-19)

Dwight Schrute Prayer Candle

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Meanwhile, Prison Mike Has His Very Own Candle

Prison Mike Prayer Candle ($17-19)

Prison Mike Prayer Candle

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$17-19

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Dwight's Hair Looks Particularly Luscious on This One

Dwight Schrute Prayer Candle ($12)

Dwight Schrute Prayer Candle

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$12

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And of Course, There's a Michael Version, Too

Michael Scott Prayer Candle ($12)

Michael Scott Prayer Candle

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$12

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Can't Decide on Just One? Splurge on the Set of Four!

The Office Prayer Candle Set ($38)

The Office Prayer Candle Set

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$38

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Are These Office-Themed Prayer Candles Necessary? Nope. Do I Still Want One? Absolutely.

This Candle Features Dwight Schrute Stepping on Jim Halpert's Head — How Fitting

Meanwhile, Prison Mike Has His Very Own Candle

Dwight's Hair Looks Particularly Luscious on This One

And of Course, There's a Michael Version, Too

Can't Decide on Just One? Splurge on the Set of Four!

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