Solar Flame

Solar Flame is not really a candle. It is a calming ritual. We make this natural beeswax candle from 100% pure beeswax with a small amount of organic frankincense, so it burns cleanly, evenly and honestly.

How this natural beeswax candle burns

Beeswax burns slowly and steadily, without the fast flare of paraffin. The fragrance stays soft and balanced rather than loud. Because the blend is simple, the candle remains safe around children and pets. It therefore suits any space that is asking for quiet.

The wooden wick

A wooden wick replaces the usual cotton thread. It crackles gently, like a small fire in another room. That sound adds warmth without demanding attention. As a result, each lighting turns into a deliberate moment rather than a habit.

Inspired by the element of fire

Fire stands for transformation, focus and inner direction. Solar Flame carries that idea into a room you actually live in. We designed it for people who choose meaning over routine, and who light a candle on purpose.

Size and burn time

Each candle holds 290 ml and burns for roughly 40 to 50 hours. Trim the wick before each lighting, and let the first burn reach the edge of the vessel. Consequently the wax pools evenly and the candle lasts closer to its full range.

A note on natural wax

We pour every candle by hand, so texture and surface vary slightly between pieces. You may also notice a natural crystallisation or a white film around the bowl. That film is not a flaw. On the contrary, it confirms 100% pure natural beeswax.

Pair it with

Light it beside a journal or with incense from the Lunology shop. Light it with a clear intention, and let it hold your space.

How to care for the candle

Trim the wooden wick to about three millimetres before every lighting. Keep the flame away from draughts, because moving air makes beeswax burn unevenly. Extinguish it with a snuffer rather than a breath, so the wax stays clean. Between burns, store it upright and away from direct sun.

Where to place it

Set it on a heat-proof surface with clear space around it. A reading corner suits it well, and so does a dining table at dusk. Avoid a windowsill, since sunlight softens beeswax and shortens the burn.