All candles are hand-poured in South Moravia. They are made from pure beeswax (without any added ingredients such as paraffin, soy wax, or fragrances). Thanks to its high quality and density, beeswax burns slower and longer than regular candles, providing a lasting and warm experience. By choosing beeswax, you also support local Czech beekeepers.

Sometimes white marks may appear on beeswax candles — this is called “bloom,” a natural sign of authentic beeswax. You can remove it by gently warming the candle or wiping it with a soft cloth.

Ingredients:

• 100% beeswax from the Czech Republic
• Cotton wick

Cylindrical beeswax candles

As mentioned above, proper wick care is absolutely essential. The wick must be trimmed to a length of 3–5 mm before every lighting (before the first use and each subsequent use).

A properly trimmed wick ensures that the flame is not too large and that the candle burns evenly and for a longer time. A wick that is too long may cause a large flame, black smoke, or excessive wax melting.

If the wick begins to “drown” in the wax, it means it has been trimmed too short. In this case, simply and carefully remove some wax around the wick (the candle must not be lit or hot).

Cylindrical candles naturally create a tunnel while burning. It is also important to understand that beeswax may soften and flow.
➡️ This means that wax may drip from the candle.
➡️ Wax dripping is a natural characteristic of this type of candle.
➡️ Improper use may result in a larger amount of wax dripping.

This type of candle does not have its own container, so it must always be placed in a candle holder or on a non-flammable plate before lighting.
⚠️ Wax may drip and run from the candle, so always protect the surface on which the candle is placed.

We recommend letting the candle burn for a maximum of 1 hour and not moving it while it is burning (movement may cause uneven melting and additional wax dripping).

Before placing the candle onto a spike, gently heat the spike with a lighter to prevent damaging or cracking the candle.

Read our article on how to properly care for a candle.