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Flower candles, in two kinds of wax
The same flowers, made two ways. In beeswax they are shaped by hand, one petal at a time, and no two come out alike. In soy they are cast from moulds taken from those originals, so each one repeats — which is what you want when you need several. Everything is unscented, and everything is a real candle with a cotton wick.
Sculpted petal by petal. Each one unique.
All flower candles
Beeswax, sculpted by hand
Every petal is shaped by hand from one hundred per cent pure beeswax, one at a time. No two are the same, and none of them are quite perfect. They carry the faint honey smell of the wax itself and nothing else.
5 flowers · €55 – €99
Stemmed, or a single bloom
A stemmed flower candle is built on a long stem, so it stands in a vase the way a cut peony or ranunculus would. It is the more dramatic of the two shapes and reads as a flower from across a room.
A bloom candle is the flower head on its own, about the width of a hand, made to rest on a table, a tray or a mantelpiece. It is the easier one to put on a dinner table, and the easier one to give.
What a sculptural candle is
Most things sold as a flower candle are scented with a flower. These are the other thing: a flower shaped candle, sculpted from one hundred per cent pure beeswax, with no fragrance in it at all. A botanical object first, a candle second.
If that distinction is new to you, the long version is worth ten minutes.