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Three 100% pure beeswax candles, hand-poured by the beekeeper in East Sussex. A celebration of nature's changing seasons. Each one draws on the quiet rhythm of the rural year, from spring's green abundance, through harvest, to gathering the tree foliage in winter.
A delightful celebration of the turning of the year.
Height: 11.2 cm
Width: Approx. 6 cm
An old woodland figure, carved into the wax in deep relief — a symbol of the natural world's endless renewal.
Height: 10 cm
Width: Approx. 7 cm
Stars, pine cones, berries and leaves cascade across the surface — a quiet celebration of the forest, and the old custom of bringing the outdoors in.
Height: 9.8 cm
Width: Approx. 5.5 cm
A simple, timeless symbol of abundance and the rhythm of the rural year.
Please note: All of these candles are also available separately.
Hand-poured by a UK beekeeper using pure beeswax, in small batches, in Northiam, East Sussex. Each candle's tone varies naturally from deep gold to pale yellow — no two are quite identical. [1]
Anyone drawn to seasonal living and the rhythms of the countryside
Lovers of folklore, tradition and rural craft
Cottagecore and nature-inspired homes
Bee gift lovers
Or simply as a beautiful treat for yourself
Trim the wick to 6mm (1/4) inch 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
To prevent tunneling, always allow large candles to burn long enough for the melted wax to reach the outer edge on their first lighting.
Note: Our beeswax is naturally a warm, classic yellow. The deep orange tones in thisphoto are from the natural forest light, not the wax itself.
To prevent candle tunneling: On the first burn, allow the candle to burn long enough for the melted wax to reach the outer edge.
Three 100% pure beeswax candles, hand-poured by the beekeeper in East Sussex. A celebration of nature's changing seasons. Each one draws on the quiet rhythm of the rural year, from spring's green abundance, through harvest, to gathering the tree foliage in winter.
A delightful celebration of the turning of the year.
Height: 11.2 cm
Width: Approx. 6 cm
An old woodland figure, carved into the wax in deep relief — a symbol of the natural world's endless renewal.
Height: 10 cm
Width: Approx. 7 cm
Stars, pine cones, berries and leaves cascade across the surface — a quiet celebration of the forest, and the old custom of bringing the outdoors in.
Height: 9.8 cm
Width: Approx. 5.5 cm
A simple, timeless symbol of abundance and the rhythm of the rural year.
Please note: All of these candles are also available separately.
Hand-poured by a UK beekeeper using pure beeswax, in small batches, in Northiam, East Sussex. Each candle's tone varies naturally from deep gold to pale yellow — no two are quite identical. [1]
Anyone drawn to seasonal living and the rhythms of the countryside
Lovers of folklore, tradition and rural craft
Cottagecore and nature-inspired homes
Bee gift lovers
Or simply as a beautiful treat for yourself
Trim the wick to 6mm (1/4) inch 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
To prevent tunneling, always allow large candles to burn long enough for the melted wax to reach the outer edge on their first lighting.
Note: Our beeswax is naturally a warm, classic yellow. The deep orange tones in thisphoto are from the natural forest light, not the wax itself.
To prevent candle tunneling: On the first burn, allow the candle to burn long enough for the melted wax to reach the outer edge.