CHEESE CANDLE
CHEESE CANDLE
- Pure Beeswax
Naturally Honey Scented
- Clean Burning
- Handcrafted in Small Batches
- Naturally Sourced
- No Paraffin
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Delivery across Europe in 2–7 days
Delivery across Europe in 2–7 days
We carefully prepare and pack each order within 1 business day.
Fast, reliable delivery across Europe.
Estimated delivery times:
- Slovenia: 1–2 business days
- Austria, Italy, Croatia, Germany: 3-5 business days
- Rest of Europe: 3–7 business days
Delivery times may vary during peak periods or holidays.
A Little Piece of Cheese to Light Up Your Space 🧀
This isn't just a candle – it's a conversation starter! Our cheese-shaped candle combines whimsy with wellness, handcrafted from 100% pure raw beeswax.
Why You'll Love It:
- Eye-Catching Design – Realistic cheese shape that surprises and delights guests
- 100% Pure Beeswax – Air-purifying properties while it burns
- Perfect Gift – Unique present for cheese lovers, foodies, or anyone who appreciates playful decor
- Clean Burn – 100g | 15 hours of natural light
- Versatile Decor – Adds a playful touch to any table setting
Styling Ideas:
- Create an "illuminated cheese board" – place it on a wooden board with grapes and wine 🍷
- Use as a centerpiece for brunch or dinner parties
- Display on kitchen shelves for quirky, functional decor
Details: 100g of pure beeswax | Natural honey scent | Cotton wick | Burn time: ~15 hours | Handcrafted in Slovenia
Why Beeswax?
Why Beeswax?
Beeswax is a natural material produced by honeybees. It burns cleanly, emits a subtle honey aroma, and produces a warm, golden light.
Because it is naturally derived, each candle may vary slightly in colour and texture.
Beeswax contains no petroleum-derived paraffin.
Candle Care
Candle Care
Allow the candle to burn until the entire surface melts evenly. This helps prevent tunneling and ensures an even burn throughout the candle’s life.
Let the wax fully cool before relighting.
Keep the wax free of debris for a clean, even burn.
Trim the wick if needed.
