Natural Beeswax Hand Poured Hexagon Candle
Natural Beeswax Hand Poured Hexagon Candle
Western Australia beeswax candles, eco friendly, zero waste
Let customers speak for us
from 6 reviewsWe (a family of 5) love Mount Richon Honey!
We go through so much honey and if you are a local like us it takes a day or two to receive our next batch!
The honey is always delicious, their soaps feel so lovely on the skin and their candles are so cute and smell great!
Really flavourful honey, and being local is a bonus! Plus delivery is super fast.
Small soap can be hard to find in non-commercial quantities and these are just perfect. Individually wrapped to preserve the range of delightful perfumes & promptly delivered. Great service, beautiful product.
Love these guys! Their honey tastes wonderful, their candles are so cute and their soaps smell beautiful and feel gorgeous on my skin. Additionally they deliver so fast, within 24h if you’re within Armadale!
Wonderful Soaps. Delicious Honey and Lovely BeesWax & Rose Petals Candles! Highly Recommend all their Products!
Proudly Australian made. Mount Richon Honey Beeswax candles are individually handmade right here in Perth, Western Australia by a beekeeping family.
Our all natural beeswax hand poured hexagon candle will warm and brighten your home with its long and pure burn. Each candle is made of the finest beeswax, giving it air cleaning traits and a delightful gentle natural honey aroma and burn for up to 5 hours filling your home with natural fragrance.
Add one or many to any tabletop for a bright, warm and purifying centerpiece. Great for wedding table centerpieces.
This unique shape is special to Mount Richon Honey, each candle is unique and produced by hand, and may vary slightly from the product photo. Enjoy your Candle experience!
Wax Type: 100% Beeswax
Wick Type: Cotton
Dimensions: 6.5 L X 2.5 W X 5.5 H cm
Approximate burn time 5 hours
Always burn on a plate as they will drip & melt and never leave a candle unattended.
**Due to Biosecurity laws, we cannot ship our Beeswax to Tasmania