Beeswax Ritual Taper Candles – 7.5’’x 0.2’’

Beeswax Ritual Taper Candles – 7.5’’x 0.2’’

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Beeswax Ritual Taper Candles – 7.5’’x 0.2’’

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Handcrafted thin taper candles made from natural beeswax, created for ritual work, meditation, and intentional daily use


These candles burn cleanly and evenly, producing a soft, steady flame and a natural honey aroma characteristic of pure beeswax


Ideal for:

– rituals and ceremonies

– meditation and grounding

– altar work

– intention setting

– quiet personal practice


Each candle is handmade in small batches. Natural variations in color and texture may occur and are part of the process.



Product details:

• Material: 100% beeswax

• Height: approx. 7.5 inches - 18 cm

• Diameter: 0.2 inches - 5 mm

• Burn time: approx. 60–80 minutes


Beeswax burns cleaner than paraffin and produces minimal soot


No artificial fragrance or additives used


Natural bloom may appear on the surface over time — this is a normal characteristic of authentic beeswax and does not affect performance


Color meaning & intention

Available in three colors. Each shade is traditionally associated with different intentions and emotional states


Natural Yellow (beeswax)

— grounding

— clarity

— calm focus

— daily rituals and meditation


Black

— protection energy

— boundaries

— release and letting go

— deep ritual work


Green

— growth

— renewal

— balance

— intention for new beginnings


Red

— love and attraction

— passion and life force energy

— confidence and personal power

— intention amplification and action


Choose the color that resonates with your intention or current state


Colors are symbolic and used for personal intention setting


Created as symbolic tools for mindful rituals and intentional spaces

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