votives
/ˈvoʊtɪvz/
noun
- Objects, such as candles or small statues, offered in fulfillment of a vow or as an act of devotion, often in a religious setting.
- The church was filled with flickering votives left by pilgrims.
- She lit a votive at the shrine and said a quiet prayer.
- Visitors placed small votives on the altar as a sign of gratitude.