Pillar Trio

$42.99 CAD

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Three ribbed beeswax pillars in mixed heights, ready to style together on a table, a mantel or a tray: the small Ribbed Pedestal Pillar (about 10 cm tall), the Medium Ribbed Pillar and the tall Ribbed Hourglass Pillar (about 16 cm tall).

Hand-poured in pure beeswax by us, the beekeepers based in Montreal. Unscented, with only the soft natural honey scent of the wax.

Three candles, a better price: the trio costs less than the three pillars bought separately.

What's in the Pillar Trio?

Three ribbed beeswax pillars in mixed heights: the small Ribbed Pedestal Pillar (about 10 cm tall), the Medium Ribbed Pillar and the tall Ribbed Hourglass Pillar (about 16 cm tall). All three are 100% pure beeswax, hand-poured by us in Montreal.

How do I style three pillar candles together?

Group them in a small cluster with the tallest at the back, on a heat-safe tray or plate. Leave a few centimetres between candles, and if you add greenery or pine cones, keep them well away from the flames.

How do I burn beeswax pillar candles?

On the first burn, let each pillar burn long enough for the melted wax to reach close to the edges, which helps prevent tunnelling. Trim the wick to about 6 mm before each burn, set the candles on a heat-safe surface away from drafts, and never leave them burning unattended.

What is the white dust on my beeswax candles?

That's called bloom, a natural sign of real beeswax. It's harmless. Buff it away with a soft cloth or warm the candle gently with a hair dryer on low to bring back the shine.

Will my candles look exactly like the photos?

Each candle is poured by hand, so there can be small differences in colour, ribbing and finish from one candle to the next. The beeswax colour also varies a little from batch to batch, depending on the flowers our bees visited.