Origin: Published by British Library Publishing, London UK
Author(s): Tony Gebely
Description: This small, beautiful bright orange hardcover book is the perfect gift and tea-drinking companion. It has straightforward and easy to understand descriptions of all things tea - its history, its current cultural significance in the top tea manufacturing and tea consuming countries in the world, its styles and grades, and its magical hold on the world.
Full of wonderful vintage illustrated tables of tea plants, tea advertisements, and tea pots, helpful graphics, and photos of tea production, this pocket guide is perfect for tea drinkers from the beginner to intermediate level. An excellent forward step on the life-long journey of tea exploration.
Quote: “Tea. This humble brew is steeped in history and culture, and is the most frequently consumed beverage in the world after water. But how did drinking the infusions of a unique plant from China become such a vital part of everyday life?”
Dimensions: Height : 20.5cm Length : 13.5cm
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Hand Dipped Taper Candles
Regular price
$13.90
Pure Canadian Beeswax
These elegant tapered candles are hand dipped the 'old way'. The act of creating a candle with repetitive dips into a gorgeous smelling vat of pure beeswax, produces a long even burning candle.
Pure cotton wick
Eight hours of burn time per 8" candle
Ten hours of burn time per 10" candle
Twelve hours of burn time per 12" candle
Candle Base Dimension 7/8" (approx.)
Spruce Tree Candle
Regular price
$19.00
Pure Canadian Beeswax
Evergreen trees have been used in winter celebrations for centuries; another natural holiday decorating basic.
Cotton Wick
Approx. burning time 16-18 hours
(Dimensions 10cm x 9cm x 9cm)
Beaded Pillow Box Candle
Regular price
$10.50
Pure Canadian Beeswax - Hand Poured and Hand Wicked - Cotton Wick
Beeswax candles are a treasured gift of aroma, form, and an indulgent, intimate light.
The Beaded Pillow Box Candle is a shape reminiscent of Grannie's sewing box; the one beside her rocker and the best spot near the fire.
Burn Time 15-18 hours
(Dimensions 5cm x 5cm x 5cm)
Handcrafted: Traditional beeswax chandlery is the alchemy of turning flowers into light. Warm, luxurious illumination that celebrates your home. Our artisanal candles are hand-crafted in our studio in the Pacific Northwest, using only pure, wild Canadian beeswax, filtered through clay and charcoal to ensure quality.
Sustainability: Beeswax is both sustainable and protects biodiversity; a natural, renewable resource, sourced from apiaries throughout British Columbia and Alberta. The colour of the wax changes season to season, depending on what flowers the bees gather pollen and nectar from - to feed the hive. As the bees move from flower to flower they pollinate our planet.
Maintenance: Notes on caring for a Traditional Beeswax Candle
Trim the wick after each burn to a quarter of an inch, slightly longer for tapered candles.
As the candle burns down, gently thumb in the melted wax inwards, to contain the wax pool.
To extinguish, smartly press the wick into the wax pool. This will not only ensure the absence of smoke but will re-coat the wick for the next lighting.
Bloom is a whitish patina that may form over time. This is the natural rising of minerals to the surface, and may be wiped away with a lint-free cloth.
Travel Tin Candle
Regular price
$18.00
Pure Canadian Beeswax - Hand Poured and Hand Wicked - Cotton/Paper Core Wick
Beeswax candles are a treasured gift of aroma, form, and an indulgent, intimate light.
Burn Time: 13-15 hours
Dimensions: 6cm x 8cm x 8cm)
This candle in tin is a perfect addition to any: picnic, camping trip, emergency kit, glove compartment or hotel room. Your 'go to - take it anywhere' candle. Includes matches.
Handcrafted: Traditional beeswax chandlery is the alchemy of turning flowers into light. Warm, luxurious illumination that celebrates your home. Our artisanal candles are hand-crafted in our studio in the Pacific Northwest, using only pure, wild Canadian beeswax, filtered through clay and charcoal to ensure quality.
Sustainability: Beeswax is both sustainable and protects biodiversity; a natural, renewable resource, sourced from apiaries throughout British Columbia and Alberta. The colour of the wax changes season to season, depending on what flowers the bees gather pollen and nectar from - to feed the hive. As the bees move from flower to flower they pollinate our planet.
Maintenance: Notes on caring for a Traditional Beeswax Candle
Trim the wick after each burn to a quarter of an inch, slightly longer for tapered candles.
As the candle burns down, gently thumb in the melted wax inwards, to contain the wax pool.
To extinguish, smartly press the wick into the wax pool. This will not only ensure the absence of smoke but will re-coat the wick for the next lighting.
Bloom is a whitish patina that may form over time. This is the natural rising of minerals to the surface, and may be wiped away with a lint-free cloth.
Cone Candles {Fir and Pine}
Regular price
$7.50
Pure Canadian Beeswax - Hand Poured and Hand Wicked - Cotton Wick
Beeswax candles are a treasured gift of aroma, form, and an indulgent, intimate light.
The delicate seed cones of native Fir and Pine trees are the inspiration for these candles.
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FIR CONE
Burn Time: 4-5 hours
Fir Cone Dimensions: 9cm x 4cm x 4cm
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PINE CONE
Burn Time: 3 hours
Pine Cone Dimensions: 5cm x 4cm x 4cm
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Handcrafted: Traditional beeswax chandlery is the alchemy of turning flowers into light. Warm, luxurious illumination that celebrates your home. Our artisanal candles are hand-crafted in our studio in the Pacific Northwest, using only pure, wild Canadian beeswax, filtered through clay and charcoal to ensure quality.
Sustainability: Beeswax is both sustainable and protects biodiversity; a natural, renewable resource, sourced from apiaries throughout British Columbia and Alberta. The colour of the wax changes season to season, depending on what flowers the bees gather pollen and nectar from - to feed the hive. As the bees move from flower to flower they pollinate our planet.
Maintenance: Notes on caring for a Traditional Beeswax Candle
Trim the wick after each burn to a quarter of an inch, slightly longer for tapered candles.
As the candle burns down, gently thumb in the melted wax inwards, to contain the wax pool.
To extinguish, smartly press the wick into the wax pool. This will not only ensure the absence of smoke but will re-coat the wick for the next lighting.
Bloom is a whitish patina that may form over time. This is the natural rising of minerals to the surface, and may be wiped away with a lint-free cloth.
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