Emma Candle
Emma Candle
Emma Candle
Emma Candle
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Emma Candle

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Small BatchHandmade

This candle vessel has been sourced with the intention of giving it a second life. We lovingly created a candle out of a forgotten treasure to make a unique keepsake for you while also being mindful to Mama Earth.

These candles are hand-poured from 100% pure beeswax sourced from small, bee-centric beekeepers, more fondly known as bee guardians. These bee guardians work in harmony with the bees, only taking what is extra and abundant in the hive.
  1. Trim wick to 1/4″ before lighting and place on a level, fire resistant surface or dish. 
  2. Light candle wick using a match or lighter. Repeat the included affirmation.
  3. Always burn within sight. Keep away from flammable objects, children, and pets. Keep candle free of any foreign materials, including matches and wick trimmings.
  4. Stop use when only 1/4″ of wax remains.
  5. Return that unused wax to us in the included mailer bag for 25% off your next order!
  • Sourced in McCall, Id
  • Seems like it is stone
  • Burn time approx 6 hours
  • Hand-poured with 100% Beeswax
  • Made in Council, Id
  • Only 1 available
  • 3.5 in x 2.5 in
  • Net Weight 14.9 oz | 422.4 grams

On finding hope

I struggled with infertility for 7 months and was becoming very upset and discouraged. Any woman who has experienced the struggle knows what I mean.

On a road trip with my husband to Cayucos, CA we stumbled upon a coffee shop where I first found the fertile mama candles.

I immediately knew it would bring me luck. I took it home and lit it every day while journaling and manifesting for our dream to come true.

One month later, along with a little help from the fertility doctor, I was pregnant! I have now bought 2 of these candles for friends trying to conceive. One is already pregnant and the other one will be any day now, I just know it.

—Maxie

Our Candles, Your Stories

The Story

The Story

Our founder, Finnigan, began hand-pouring candles as she was struggling to get pregnant. The name Mother Madre Bees pays homage to Finnigan’s mother, her Hispanic heritage, and the power that female relationships hold.