Skull Candle

When I dreamt up this candle, it was a skull with a vine (nature) wrapped around it representing the complex relationship between human beings and nature. 

Dimensions - 140mm x 120mm x 120mm

Then I spent months wick testing and working on the positioning of the wick so that i could get it to 'cry beeswax tears'.  I achieved this around the same time as the whole Mexican Day of the Dead trend kicked off... and if there's one thing I loathe, it is trends. 

From my perspective, beeswax transcends trends.  It is timeless.  And so for 25 years, we've marched to the beat of our own drum... a drum that you have heard. 

The vast majority of the population are still debating which jar they like their chemically bleached, heavy metal hydrogenated soybean oil in (oh, soz, I mean 'natural soy wax' 🤔) and which endocrine disrupting fragrance is tickling their fancy.  Seriously? 😫

So, our beeswax skull cries beeswax tears.  We only ever sold it through the David Bromley Galleries... David had the only Queen B skulls in the world, and I had the only Bromley Bees painting in the world.  Win win!

We've got 14 remaining, and they're resting in their Black Label boxes looking for new homes.