Woods' Heart Beeswax Candles

Shaped like pinecones, morels, acorns, and hives, these beeswax candles feel like pieces of the forest itself, carried indoors to burn beside bread and broth. Candace prefers the broom candles—"wood spirit bribes," she says—while Amalya treasures the skep hive, reminding her of the patient hum she grew up with. Even the simple mushroom and tree stubs find their place on Reginald's desk, lending him quiet green company.

Every shape is hand-poured by Pine Barrens Post, where keepers and bees work together in the wild heart of New Jersey's ancient forests. In a place where wild things have thrived for centuries, they've learned that the forest's own shapes—pinecones, mushrooms, hives—hold the most honest magic. Each candle carries the quiet wisdom of trees that have weathered storms and the patient energy of bees who know their work. From their homestead deep in the Pine Barrens, they craft each piece as both art and offering, honoring the wild spirits that Candace knows so well.