Bees Wax Candle With A Wooden Base
Bees Wax Candle With Wooden Base
Bees Wax Candle
Lit Bees Wax Candle On A Coffee Table
Lit Bees Wax Candle On A Coffee Table
Betty, CEO Of Buzz Savories, standing next to her product
Bees Wax Candle With Wooden Base | 12 oz | Buzz Savories, LLC
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Bees Wax Candle With Wooden Base | 12 oz | Buzz Savories, LLC

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This Bark Motif Candle is inspired by the natural textures of tree bark and offers a striking blend of craftsmanship and nature. Weighing approximately 13 oz, this pillar candle is hand-poured from 100% pure beeswax, a remarkable natural substance made by bees and never successfully replicated in laboratories. Each candle is paired with a handcrafted wooden coaster, made from a tree grown on the prairie, adding warmth, character, and a functional base to the design.

Beeswax is prized for its performance and purity. This candle burns brightly and slowly, producing no drip and no soot, and offers an estimated burn time of approximately 25 hours. When lit, it naturally fills the space with a delicate aroma of flowers and a subtle hint of honey, often described as nature’s own perfume. Both decorative and practical, the Bark Motif Candle brings a refined, organic touch to any setting.

Dimensions

  • 3" pillar

  • 3" wide x 3" tall

Additional Information

  • Approx. 13 oz candle

  • Includes wood base/candle holder as shown

  • Hand-poured

  • 100% all-natural beeswax

  • Clean, soot-free, drip-free burn

  • Burns bright and slow

  • Subtle floral scent with a hint of honey

  • Beautiful bark-inspired wood grain texture in the wax

  • Prairie-grown tree wood coaster

  • Beeswax cannot be replicated in laboratories

  • Made in the USA

After years of working in education and economic development at the state of Nebraska, Betty was ready for retirement and wondered what was next for her. She wasn't interested in golf, traveling, church activities, or volunteering … so she thought about things she might be interested in. Surprisingly, bee-keeping rose to the top of the list. In January of 2006 she enrolled in a Beginning Beekeeping class and set up her hives in a neglected pasture. Her tenacity paid off and soon she was harvesting 300 pounds of raw honey - much more than she could give away to family and friends. When deciding what to do with all this excess honey, she landed on mustard. She now bottles two different mustards as well as honey and other bees wax items. Based in Holdrege, Nebraska.

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