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Bring home a beautiful handmade pure beeswax Green Man candle.
Available in: Natural or Green
The Green Man is a familiar figure in English folklore, appearing in old churches, carved oak beams and traditional artwork as the guardian of nature.
This large beeswax pillar candle combines the natural beauty of pure beeswax with the symbolism of the Green Man. Making it an ideal piece for anyone who appreciates folklore, pagan traditions, bees and nature-inspired décor
Seasonal celebrations, particularly spring festivals, Midsummer, and Beltane, meditation, altar displays, or as a statement piece in a nature-inspired home. It also makes a thoughtful gift for any occasion.
Handmade and hand-poured in small batches by a beekeeper in Northiam, East Sussex.
Made from 100% pure beeswax sourced from Northiam beehives.
100% natural organic, lead-free cotton wick.
Width: 6 cm
Height: 12 cm approx
100% Pure beeswax or with a green candle colourant.
Handmade craftsmanship ensures every candle is unique.
Ideal for collectors, practitioners of folk and pagan traditions and lovers of artisan home décor.
Beeswax is a renewable, biodegradable, and environmentally conscious material.
Each candle is handmade using natural beeswax, so slight variations in colour may occur, ranging from pale yellow to rich golden tones. These variations are part of the candle's natural character.
Please note: Pure beeswax naturally develops a chalky coating called "bloom" over time, but you can easily restore its glossy finish by gently running a warm hairdryer over the candle.
Performance, Safety & Care
Trim the wick to 6mm (1/4") before lighting to get the cleanest, longest burn.
Directions for use: Place on a stable, heat-proof surface, away from draughts and flammable objects before lighting.
For large candles, always allow the wax to melt to the outer edge on the first burn to prevent tunneling.
Note: Our beeswax is naturally a warm, classic yellow. The deep orange tones in this photo are from the natural forest light, not the wax itself.
Bring home a beautiful handmade pure beeswax Green Man candle.
Available in: Natural or Green
The Green Man is a familiar figure in English folklore, appearing in old churches, carved oak beams and traditional artwork as the guardian of nature.
This large beeswax pillar candle combines the natural beauty of pure beeswax with the symbolism of the Green Man. Making it an ideal piece for anyone who appreciates folklore, pagan traditions, bees and nature-inspired décor
Seasonal celebrations, particularly spring festivals, Midsummer, and Beltane, meditation, altar displays, or as a statement piece in a nature-inspired home. It also makes a thoughtful gift for any occasion.
Handmade and hand-poured in small batches by a beekeeper in Northiam, East Sussex.
Made from 100% pure beeswax sourced from Northiam beehives.
100% natural organic, lead-free cotton wick.
Width: 6 cm
Height: 12 cm approx
100% Pure beeswax or with a green candle colourant.
Handmade craftsmanship ensures every candle is unique.
Ideal for collectors, practitioners of folk and pagan traditions and lovers of artisan home décor.
Beeswax is a renewable, biodegradable, and environmentally conscious material.
Each candle is handmade using natural beeswax, so slight variations in colour may occur, ranging from pale yellow to rich golden tones. These variations are part of the candle's natural character.
Please note: Pure beeswax naturally develops a chalky coating called "bloom" over time, but you can easily restore its glossy finish by gently running a warm hairdryer over the candle.
Performance, Safety & Care
Trim the wick to 6mm (1/4") before lighting to get the cleanest, longest burn.
Directions for use: Place on a stable, heat-proof surface, away from draughts and flammable objects before lighting.
For large candles, always allow the wax to melt to the outer edge on the first burn to prevent tunneling.
Note: Our beeswax is naturally a warm, classic yellow. The deep orange tones in this photo are from the natural forest light, not the wax itself.