Because it’s real. It’s pure. It exists because of the work of bees, and that’s something I’ll never take for granted.

I wanted these candles to be pure, free from chemicals or anything that doesn’t belong in your home. That decision came with trade-offs. The smooth, glossy perfection you might expect from mass-produced candles? I traded it for the natural, irregular beauty of beeswax in its truest form. Each surface tells its own story, unique and imperfect. Character is etched into each one. If you look closely, each candle carries its own fingerprint, a little reminder that nature doesn’t do perfect.

I source my wax directly from beekeepers in Portugal because I believe in supporting the people who care for the bees. Every candle is made the traditional way. Tapers are hand-dipped, pillars are hand-poured, and I never use silicone molds or release agents because I want to keep the wax as pure as possible.

But Beeswax isn’t just beautiful, it’s also the cleanest and most sustainable choice for candles. Unlike paraffin, which releases toxins, or soy, which often comes from deforested land and undergoes heavy processing, beeswax burns naturally clean, purifies the air, and carries the subtle, warm scent of honey straight from the hive.