
Natural Beeswax Candle: Lavender, Chamomile & Vanilla
Hand-poured pure beeswax from our own hives, with a calming floral scent made for winding down.
About this beeswax candle
Every honey harvest leaves behind golden beeswax caps; we filter them through organic cotton and hand-pour them into candles in Kampala. Nothing is wasted, and no paraffin ever touches our wicks.
Coconut and peach top notes for sweetness; floral middle notes of lavender, lilac, and chamomile; comforting base notes of cedarwood and vanilla. This is the candle we reach for at the end of the day, when the house goes quiet.
Hand-poured in Kampala
Pure beeswax from our partner apiaries in West Nile
Wax caps filtered through organic cotton, poured in small batches
Harvest-numbered: traceable to the farmer
How it’s made
Wax from our own harvests
Beeswax caps from the same West Nile hives that give us our honey: fully traceable.
Filtered & hand-poured
Filtered through organic cotton to keep the natural golden sheen, then poured in small batches in Kampala.
Clean, slow burn
Pure beeswax burns longer and cleaner than paraffin, around 60 hours per candle.
Make it a ritual
Bedtime ritual
Lavender and chamomile are the classic wind-down pairing: light it an hour before sleep and let the room settle.
A long bath
A steady beeswax flame and a vanilla-cedarwood base turn an ordinary bath into a proper reset.
Reading corner
Soft floral notes that stay in the background: company for a book, not a distraction from it.
Paired with our honey
A candle and a jar of infused honey is our most-given gift combination.
Why it’s better
Naturally air-purifying
Burning beeswax releases negative ions that can help reduce dust and allergens in indoor air.
No paraffin, no soot
Paraffin is a petroleum by-product; pure beeswax burns clean, without the black smoke and petrochemical residue.
Longer burn
Beeswax burns slower and hotter than soy or paraffin, around 60 hours from one candle.
Frequently asked questions
Paraffin is a petroleum by-product and can release soot and toxins as it burns; soy is cleaner but burns fast and is usually imported. Pure beeswax burns longer, brighter, and cleaner, releases negative ions that can help purify indoor air, and ours is a natural by-product of our own honey harvests.


