Large Jar
Forty hours
₹2,400
Natural Wax
Beeswax
For the candles that should smell of nothing but honey
Slow, warm burnSundarbansIn 14 products
Filtered but not bleached, so it keeps its own faint honey scent and its warm colour. It burns slower and firmer than any vegetable wax — and because it is an animal product, the candles that use it are not vegan, which we would rather say plainly than bury.
How we use it
Its part in the formulations
Not a list written for this page. Each of these is the role recorded against beeswax in one of our own recipes — so it cannot drift from what is actually in the bar.
- Hardness, honey warmth
On the label it reads Cera Alba.
Made with it
All 14 products with beeswax
Small Jar
The one you buy first
₹950
Bubble
The shape everyone has
₹50
Sweet
Mithai, in wax
From ₹650
Pearl
A string of them
₹900
Tea Light
A dozen
₹600
Diya
Terracotta, as always
₹450
Urli Metal
Water, flowers, flame
₹2,200
Clay
Unglazed, on purpose
₹1,400
Latte
A cup that is not a cup
₹1,100
Mocktail
In a coupe
₹1,300
Flower
A bloom that burns
₹850
And 2 more across the range. Browse everything
What it works with
The ones it keeps company with
Made with care
How it is made matters as much as what is in it
- Batches of sixty
- Small enough that one person watches the whole pour. Nothing is made a pallet at a time, which is why a colour shifts a little between batches — and why we would rather it did.
- Made by hand
- Melted, blended, poured, cut and wrapped by hand. The cutting marks are real, and no two bars weigh the same to the gram.
- Never tested on animals
- Not by us, and not by anyone we buy from. There is no version of a bar of soap that needs an animal to prove it is safe.
- Vegan, where it can be
- Most of the range is. The honey soap and the beeswax candles are not, and they are named as such on their own pages rather than hidden behind an asterisk.
Every ingredient, and why
The whole library — what each material does, where the ones worth naming come from, and the list of what we refuse to use.