Stubby beeswax candles have been proliferating of late. And a number of workshops have come up with a wardrobe of holders for these singular, stumpy candles.
London’s Wax Atelier makes Stubby Candles in Pink Blossom, a blend of beeswax and rose wax with a subtle scent.
Hand-dipped beeswax candles made in the north of England come in a range of shapes and sizes from UK-based Etsy vendor Merchant Venturers.
Hand-dipped in Canada, Ausdruck offers Stubby Candles for $25 a pair CAD in a trio of shades: Charcoal, Cotton, and Nude.
A pair of Wide Beeswax Tapers made in Winnipeg, Canada, is $38.50, from June Home Supply. At Land of Kingston, NY, offers similar Beeswax Stubby Tapers, made by Skar Organics of Leeds, England, for $42 a pair.
Casa Gonzalez y Gonzalez in Madrid makes its own hammered Large Brass Candleholders, €16.60, and sells pairs of Giant English Beeswax Candles for €22.91. Read about the shop in our post Better Tools for Living.
From Objects of Use in Oxford, England: Hand-Dipped Beeswax Stumpie Candles are £18 a pair, and Giant Stubby Candles with a 24 hour estimated burn time are £26.75 a pair, all made in Cumbria. A Hand-Thrown Faceted Candleholder of carved, unglazed stoneware is £25.
From Remodelista haunt Pod in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a pair of 4″ Stubby Beeswax Tapers are $24, and a pair of 8″ Stubby Beeswax Tapers are $30—made in Northern England of hand-dipped beeswax.
From the Weald Store, a Beeswax Candles and Candleholder Gift Box is £37.
A Stubby/Tea Light Candleholder made by Eleanor Torbati is £28 on its own and £40 with a pair of beeswax candles from The Merchant’s Table.