Bee wax

I’ve spent the last few months researching some of the amazing things beeswax has been used for through history. From paintings to funeral rites, from healthcare to household products, beeswax is the universal element that infuses our lives with comfort and sweetness.

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These 25 ways to use beeswax should keep you busy and give you lots of ideas for homemade gifts!

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Bees wax in a honeycomb. Gorgeous architecture. Bees.

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Bees wax has been around for ages and thanks a lot to a person who first decided to make candles out of beeswax sheets. They look amazing, smell even better. A room decorated with beeswax candles smells like summer, and the fragrance enhances once the candle is lit. Cozy atmosphere guaranteed! Making beeswax candles is super easy and rolling them is a very calming and relaxing activity, great for both : adults and kids. The kit contains all natural materials, safe to use with children. We…

Our elegant beeswax dinner candles are hand-poured in a family workshop. The beeswax comes direct from our local beekeeper where the honey bees fly among the flowers in the nearby forest and forest edges. The resulting wax is a natural shade of yellow that has an aromatic honey scent. Each candle supports small-scale beekeepers and their honeybees with the hope of keeping the craft of beekeeping alive.