Pour the fine wax granules into a heat-resistant container, set a wick in the middle, and light it. The grains settle into whatever shape the vessel gives them, so no mold and no melting is needed. One pouch holds 500 g, enough for several small candles or one large one.

The wax is plant-based and burns clean, without soot marks on the glass. Because nothing is fused together, you can layer tones, mix two shades, or start over if the look is not right. A single fill burns for 100 to 120 hours.
Set up takes about a minute, and the result looks made rather than bought.

Wide containers give a broad, low flame; narrow ones burn longer and sit better on a windowsill. For scent, add a few drops of fragrance oil near the wick before lighting, never while the flame is burning. Use heat-resistant glass or ceramic only, and keep the wick trimmed and upright.








Fill a glass, set the wick, and light it tonight.
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