The design you have been waiting for! Each eco-friendly birch candle holder is meticulously handcrafted, featuring an intricate wildflower design that captures a fun balance of delicate wildflowers and hardy birch wood. Handcrafted with care, this candle is more than just a decoration, its a symbol of natural beauty and a strong connection to nature.
This candle is made using only the highest quality, eco-friendly materials and is carefully crafted by hand to ensure that each one is a true work of art. Gift this candle to as a thoughtful and cheerful birthday gift, especially if the recipient loves nature. Or express gratitude by gifting a wildflower candle to someone who has done something special for you to show your true appreciation and convey your heartfelt thanks.
DESIGN: Handmade in the USA from all natural white birch logs that are sustainably harvested from Northern Maine, these one of a kind wood candle holders are drilled to hold a tea light candle that can be easily replaced when needed. Imperfections such as chips, scars, cracks, and some peeling bark add to the natural beauty of the product and help to make each candle special and unique.
SOURCE: Trust that all of our birch wood is sustainably harvested and ethically sourced from Northern Maine. We are proud to source our own materials and oversee the entire process start to finish.
SPECS: Measures 3-5" tall & 2.5-4" in diameter and is drilled to fit a standard tea light candle (included). Wood is hand burned and comes packaged, ready for gifting!
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