A yellow candle shaped like a sphere placed on a small greenish bowl on a wooden surface with a plain light-colored background.
Pure beeswax candles with white wicks on a wooden surface
Pure beeswax candles with white wicks on a wooden surface

Spherical orbs of honeyed light that burn into themselves. The dimmer, contained flame leaves behind a shell to hold the glow inside.

A stout, weighty candle form inspired by old earthen vessels. Their melt creates a lantern-like glow as the candle burns into itself for upwards of 25 hours.
A bunch of yellow beeswax candles tied together with white string on a plain white background.

A vintage-inspired form recalling wooden spindles and rolling pins. Enduring light for long stretches of presence and processing.

The customer favorite for ritual light. Slow-burning candlesticks made to set the tone without asking for attention.

A bundle of yellow twisted candles on a plain white background.
Four yellow twisted candles stacked on top of each other against a plain background.
A small, round, orange-brown container with a lid, decorated with a string of white beads, placed on a wooden surface with a plain white background.
Four yellow beeswax candles placed on a wooden surface with a plain, light-colored background.

A honeyed vessel for what doesn’t quite belong in a drawer— rings slipped off before bed.. matches near a candle.. dried herbs in the kitchen.

100% beeswax tealights poured without metal cups, creating a truly zero-waste burn for soft illumination and moments of outage.

A yellow candle in the foreground on a wooden surface, with a cloth bag of similar yellow candles spilling out in the background.

Derived from votum, the Latin for “vow” or “wish,” votives have long been offered in churches and shrines. Small flames for devotion, now also for altars and emergency light.

An earthy alternative to traditional cake candles for celebratory desserts or seasonal spreads, available as cherries, boysenberries, or raspberries.

A sculptural taper with a continuous wave that changes shape as it burns. Wider at the base than a traditional taper, they fit most holders while also standing alone with ease.

Hand-dipped, twisted, then dipped once more to seal their shape. They burn brighter and more alive, the twin flames meeting and parting as they move.

Light Post – Wax Recycling Service Light Post – Wax Recycling Service
Light Post – Wax Recycling Service
$12.00

Collect and send the remnants of your beeswax candles (stubs, shavings, shelled remains) and receive a newly formed candle in return. The charge of this service covers shipping and the time to recycle your wax into a new creation.

THE PROCESS:

  • Collect your leftover wax (8oz minimum required)

  • Purchase this listing

  • You’ll receive a prepaid shipping label within 24 hours

  • Pack up your wax using any box or mailer and send through USPS

  • Your wax will be reformed into a new candle (or multiple) using recycled wax and returned to you in a fresh form

If you have a preference for taper vs non-taper styles, you’re welcome to include a note or respond to your order confirmation email. Otherwise, your candle will be poured intuitively.

TERMS / To keep the material as workable as possible, we only accept natural, unbleached beeswax that is free from added fragrance, dyes, or blends. We do not work with bleached wax, dyed or scented wax, pellets, or sheets of wax. Please also avoid including wax with excessive debris. That said, your wax does not need to be filtered or perfect. Signs of use are expected and part of the process.