Classic Hand Dipped Colored Beeswax Chanukah Candles

The Chanukah candles are lit in a particular way that is steeped in tradition. On night one of Hanukkah a single Beeswax Candle is placed in the far right place in the hanukkiyah. The shammash candle is lit with a match and then the servant candle is used to light the single candle. The Colored Chanukah Candles are then placed in their position on the hanukkiyah, if your hanukkiyah has 9 spots for Pure Beeswax Candles. If it has only 8 spots then the shammash candle is placed in the far left position each night until the final night of Hanukkah.
Dipped beeswax candles fill your home with clean, honey sweetness. While burning paraffin candles or soy candles adds toxins to the air, burning beeswax candles cleans the inside air of your home and adds uplifting negative ions.

Beeswax candles have been highly prized since ancient times. Honey bees, long regarded as models of industry and purity, make their wax from the nectar of flowers. Our beeswax candles are handcrafted by our beekeepers who are caring for bees. Our colored beeswax candles are 100% pure beeswax with solid cotton wicks. We use only 100% pure beeswax from local beehives.

Candle Safety
• Blow out all candles when you leave the room or go to bed. Avoid the use of candles in the bedroom and other areas where people may fall asleep.
• Keep candles at least 1 foot (30 centimetres) away from anything that can burn.
• Candles should be placed in a sturdy candle holder.
• Handheld candles should not be passed from one person to another at any time.
• When lighting candles at a candle lighting service, have the person with the unlit candle dip their candle into the flame of the lit candle.
• Lit candles should not be placed in windows where a blind or curtain could catch fire.
• Candles placed on, or near tables, altars, or shrines, must be watched by an adult.
• If a candle must burn continuously, be sure it is enclosed in a glass container and placed in a sink, on a metal tray, or in a deep basin filled with water.