Heirloom Tomato Candle - Sun kissed Orange
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This gorgeous heirloom tomato could be a blue ribbon contender at the county fair. When we decided to make a mold from a local heirloom tomato, we knew who to ask. Our friend Richard grows the most spectacular tomatoes on his lovely farm in the Cowichan Valley. He generously chose a selection of his best for us to create with.
Plucked fresh from the vine, then straight to your table, these Heirloom tomato candles are unique, whimsical and elegant. Perfect for piling on the table for a gathering, or the most charming host gift for the holidays.
Lovingly made by hand, using traditional methods, by our team of artisan candlemakers in the Cowichan Valley.
This cutie tomato is inspired by a true heirloom - it has variegated shades of oranges, yellows and reds, making it the most adorable little centerpiece - perfect for any table!
A truly farm to candle experience, we visit our beekeepers and their bees in person to collect our wax. It is then filtered, poured and cured in our home studio.
We use natural organic cotton wicks and no additives or scents. Simply pure, Island beeswax, sustainably and ethically collected.
Naturally perfumed with the essence of nectar and honey.
Pure organic cotton wick
100% pure Vancouver Island Beeswax
Larger - 3.5” x 3” x 2.25” * The larger is approx 60 grams larger
Medium - 3.25" x 3" x 2.5"
Burn on a stable, heat proof surface.
Candle will drip so it's best to burn on a drip plate.
** this is a natural product, and will have natural imperfections
Trim wick to 1/4” with each and every use.
Always burn on a heat resistant plate to catch dripping wax. Never burn directly on or near flammable items such as a table cloth or napkin.
Keep candles clear of any wick trimmings or used matches and also away from curtains or flammable materials.
Never burn a candle near a draft. It will cause uneven melting, smoking and dripping in taper candles.
Made with 100% pure beeswax, locally sourced from beekeepers in the Cowichan Valley and hand-poured in small batches in our Cowichan Valley studio.
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