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ADOPT A BEE HIVE HONEY SHOP WEDDING FAVOURS BEE BOOKS BEE GARDEN GIFTS BEE GIFTS & TOYS START BEEKEEPING BEEKEEPING COURSES BEEKEEPING SUPPLIES BEEHIVES BEEKEEPER'S BLOG HONEY PAGES BEESWAX BEE PAGES BEES DYING LIZARD ART GALLERY DRIFTWOOD GALLERY WEATHER FORECAST LINKS PAGE HOME PAGE Cornish Art Gallery There is a renewed and increasing interest in honey and other honeybee products as natural health foods and super foods. Try some of these Naturally Raw Honey Honey and Pollen Honey and Propolis Honeycomb	Hand Dipped Beeswax Candles
	This is the traditional method of hand making candles by dipping wick into molten beeswax. The wood frames are DIY and dip six pairs of candles at a time until they become too big. The frames are designed to split so the dipping can continue three pairs at a time. You can see here how the wax slowly builds to create the familiar tapered candle shape. beeswax candles after 3 dips after 6 dips after 9 dips after 12 dips after 15 dips after 18 dips after 21 dips after 24 dips Finished after 27 dips buy these candles and beeswax in the Honey Shop BEESWAX is secreted by the bees in the form of minute flakes, which they mould to make their honeycomb and to seal their honey with a cap. These cappings are removed when the honey is extracted and contain the finest beeswax, fresh and full of natural aroma. Looking for an original gift? (more) Adopt a Cornish Bee Hive. You'll receive a newsletter every month full of fascinating facts and pictures explaining what is going on inside your adopted hive over a whole year. Discover the hidden and complex world of the honey bee, find out why bees swarm and where their honey comes from. An educational and ethical gift for anybody interested in bees, honey and the natural world in Cornwall. A perfect introduction to the bee hive and beekeeping without the sting! Website Design by Robert Bell - all content, images etc. are copyright - please contact me for permission to copy or reproduce