Handcrafted from 100% natural beeswax, our beeswax tealights burn clean and bright, releasing a subtle honey aroma.
Free from paraffin and synthetic additives, they create a calming, toxin-free atmosphere for relaxation and mindfulness, making them a truly clean-burning and non-toxic choice.
Unlike paraffin candles or those made with artificial fragrance oils, our non-toxic beeswax tealights burn cleanly, purifying the air rather than polluting it.
Free from harmful toxins, they are safe to use in small spaces like bathrooms, bedrooms, and meditation areas—ideal for those with sensitivities, asthma, or anyone concerned about air quality.
Their soft, flickering glow enhances meditation, yoga, breathwork, self-care rituals, and spiritual practices such as altar and prayer lighting, providing a peaceful environment for reflection and connection.
For those who love the warm glow of beeswax but need a longer burn time, our 12-hour beeswax candles in reusable glass jars offer an extended, clean-burning light for cosy evenings and mindful moments.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor gatherings, these beeswax tealight candles add warmth to dinner parties, special events, and evenings under the stars.
They can also serve as an emergency light source, offering a steady, reliable glow during power outages.
In keeping with our commitment to sustainability, our natural tea light candles come beautifully packaged in a reusable cotton drawstring bag—a simple, eco-friendly way to store and transport them.
Explore why beeswax candles are a better choice for your home and health in our blog post: Not All Candles Are Created Equally.
We aim to dispatch all orders within 24 hours, but during busy times, it may take up to 48 hours.
🚚 We ship via Australia Post
Most orders arrive within 2–5 business days, but deliveries to NT, WA, and remote areas may take longer.
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📦 All stock is made, stored, and sent from Collombatti, NSW 2440.
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