Why beeswax candles?
Beeswax Candles Beeswax is the only completely harmless and environment friendly product for the purpose of candle production. The petroleum-derived waxes like paraffin and stearin emit harmful substances in the air, which undermines burning of such candles indoors. The "eco" soy and palm wax candles require agricultural area for their growing. Most of the wax comes from warm countries where similar agricultural area is provided by continuous jungle felling. Moreover, production of these candles require labor, mechanization, and fuel combustion respectively, which undermines the claim that these candles are "eco". Beeswax is a product of symbiosis between the beekeeper and the bees. Bees are extremely useful for pollination of wild flowering plants and agricultures; bees endow us with extremely valuable bee products, including beeswax. Producing beeswax is not at the expense of destroying anything, there are no tradeoffs for its production.
Why is so valuable product like beeswax burned in the form of candles?
Newly constructed honeycomb Burning beeswax is not in vain; it is a valuable product even in this form. When burning, the beeswax candle burns up the dust in the air, and the candle fumes stick to the dust particles flying in the air and make them fall to the ground. In addition to improving the quality of the air in the room, the beeswax candle has an aromatherapy effect, creates an inimitable coziness, and a temporary relaxing effect on the body. Using beeswax candles reduces the use of petroleum-based candles and soy candles, which in turn reduces the damage their production and use cause.
How do we produce the candles?
Pouring beeswax candle Candles are all hand made. The beeswax is filtered repeatedly until reaching the required quality. Candles are poured manually in pre-made molds and vessels.
