Novelty Artisanal Candles for Home and Gifting

Whether you give these as a birthday acknowledgment, gesture to a hostess, or display them in your own home, the subtle light sources add an artful touch.

Classic    (not in scale)  clockwise

Buddha Candle- Scented by Tess: Paraffin. 4.8” x 3.5”  Many, many  colors. Scented or unscented. $16.00

Shaped Candles by MissKindlyCandle: 6” x 3” 100% Soy Wax 100% cotton wick $6.99 – $15.39

Goddess Candle: White or ivory. Soy candle. Scented or unscented. 5”  $34.00

Meaningful Hands

Middle Finger Candle: Scented or unscented in a wide roster of colors 6.5” x 3” All candles are made out of premium soy wax and are safe to burn. $18.46

Geometric/Braided

Left: Geometric Pillar Candle by Marney Ash: 5.5’” $23.00 or 8.5”  $26.00 7 colors. Scented or unscented. Price increases with scent. 

Right: Braided Boho Candles: Rope Candle – approx 6.5oz and 4 1/2” x 2”
Double Twist Candle – approx 4oz and 5 1/4” x 1 3/8”
Thick Woven Candle – approx 9oz and 3 3/8” x 2 1/4” $12.00-$18.00
Combination of beeswax and soy wax. The wick is 100% cotton.

AND

Left: Candle By The Hour Beehive Designer Candle:  Beeswax  Self-extinguishing   Burn time: 120 Hours Ornamental plastic bees   Overall Height – Top to Bottom: 10.4″ Overall Width – Side to Side: 7″  Overall Depth – Front to Back: 7″ $67.90

Right: Handmade Gradient Candles from Mo Man Tai: 13.75”  Paraffin wax. @ $6.00

Opening: David Segment by PhillyCandles: Soy wax. 2” x 4”. Scented or unscented. Lots of colors. $16.00 

Featured items are selected by our editors simply because we like them and think you will too. Woman Around Town was not paid for featuring any item in this post.

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