Red Apple Beeswax Candle

A single beeswax candle cast from a real apple — round, glossy, with the slight asymmetry that comes from molding an actual piece of fruit. Hand-poured in 100% pure beeswax at Happy Organics' studio in Los Angeles, colored a deep, saturated red that catches the light like the real thing. The stem doubles as the wick. The natural honey scent of pure beeswax comes through as it burns, faintly and cleanly. No paraffin, no synthetic dyes, no soot. Substantial enough to sit on a shelf as an object, sculptural enough to be the centerpiece of a table setting, and — should you decide to burn it — subtle enough to disappear as the flame catches. Approximately 3 inches. Sold individually. WHY IT'S SPECIAL Cast from a real apple: molded from actual fruit, with the natural asymmetry, dimples, and gentle curves of the source. No two look identical. 100% pure beeswax: nothing synthetic. Burns clean, with a faint natural honey scent and no soot. Made in Los Angeles by three generations of beekeepers: Happy Organics traces its beekeeping tradition back to Michoacán, Mexico. The candles are hand-poured in LA with beeswax from their own hives. Deep red finish: saturated, glossy, and unmistakably apple. The kind of object that looks like it belongs in a Dutch still life. Works as a candle, as sculpture, or as a small gift. Most people never light theirs. DETAILS Single apple-shaped candle Material: 100% pure beeswax, cotton wick, eco-dye Approximate size: 3 inches Natural honey scent, soot-free burn Hand-poured in Los Angeles, California by Happy Organics HOW TO USE Place on a candle holder, a plate, or arrange as part of a table setting. Light the stem wick. Never leave burning candles unattended. THE BRAND Happy Organics is a family beekeeping business rooted in three generations of tradition from Michoacán, Mexico — now hand-pouring beeswax candles in Los Angeles. The brand casts every candle from real objects: berries, vegetables, cactus, fruit. Each candle is 100% pure beeswax from their own hives, molded, hand-finished, and poured in small batches. The result is somewhere between craft and quiet magic — objects that look like the thing they were cast from, burn cleanly, and hold the honeyed scent of the wax they're made from.