Ochre — Mustard 12" Twisted Beeswax Taper Candles
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Raw Pigment. Roussillon. Rich Textile.
Ochre is a warm, golden yellow mustard with earthy depth — one of humanity's oldest natural pigments, mined for centuries from the dramatic cliffs of Roussillon in the Luberon. The same pigment that colored cave walls, medieval frescoes, and the beautiful linens found in the markets of Provence — hand-twisted while the wax is still warm. No molds. No two pairs are identical. These 12" beeswax taper candles (sold as a set of two) are hand-dipped in pure North American beeswax sourced from responsible beekeepers, and infused with natural plant-based pigments for a luxurious depth of color, then given one final hand dip for a smoother surface and a beautiful finish at the base. Call them tapers, dinner candles, or candlesticks — they bring a warm glow to everyday moments, from morning coffee to a table set for people you love. Each pair fits standard taper holders.
Made by hand in Santa Barbara, California.
Material: Pure North American beeswax, natural plant-based dyes, high-quality cotton wick
Dimensions: h: 12"
Set of 2
Dripless when kept away from drafts · long-burning, approx. 5-hour burn t
- Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each use.
- Avoid burning in direct sunlight or near any heat sources.
- Never leave a lit candle unattended or near children or animals.
- Safely remove any debris that accumulates in the wax pool around the wick.
- Do not allow the candle to burn all the way down; extinguish it before it reaches the holder or heat-resistant surface.
- For optimal results, place the candle away from drafts and vents.
Refrain from moving candles while they are burning.
Beeswax burns differently.
Its golden, warm glow changes the quality of a room. A clean burn, natural air-purifying qualities, and a subtle scent of honeycomb. Every GLŌAM taper is hand-dipped using 100% pure North American beeswax from responsible US beekeepers, colored with natural plant-based pigments. Each candle is built layer by layer through repeated dipping — then finished with one final hand dip to create a smoother surface and a beautiful finish at the base that machine-dipped candles cannot replicate. Made in Santa Barbara, California.