Twisted candle
$14
8 inches, one candle
Two strands of beeswax twisted around each other while they are still warm. The one people pick up first.
In Beetween Candles
Pure beeswax, Boise and the Treasure Valley
Hannah makes them a few at a time from wax that came out of a friend's hives here in the valley. Nothing added. They smell faintly of honey and burn with a warm, steady flame.
What she makes
$14
8 inches, one candle
Two strands of beeswax twisted around each other while they are still warm. The one people pick up first.
$12
9½ inches, about ½ inch across, two candles
Tall and slim. Dinner-table tapers, sold as a pair.
$14
7½ inches, ¾ to 1 inch across, two candles
Shorter and heavier, with more wax in each one. Sold as a pair.
$8
a set of little tapers
Small beeswax tapers for a cake. No paraffin, no dye, no smell but honey.
The same price here, at a market table, or in a shop. Buy three pairs and the twisted candle comes along for free.
Dipped, not poured
A taper is dipped, hung to cool, and dipped again, over and over, until it is the size it should be. It takes an evening and it shows: the candle is dense, burns slowly and hardly drips in still air.
Why beeswaxWhy beeswax
Around the valley
Send an order and she writes back to confirm what is made, then you pick a spot: Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Star or Kuna. Nothing ships. You pay by Venmo when you have the candles in your hand.
Pickup and markets