Field No. 233A — White Beeswax Pinecone Candle | Midwinter Archive Winter Keepsake Gift

A small winter find — three white beeswax pinecone candles rediscovered this season in the stillroom’s save-for-later trunk, set aside years ago during quieter candle-making days.

Cast from pure beeswax and left snow-white and unadorned, each candle carries the faint, natural scent of honeyed wax and burns cleanly with a steady, gentle flame. Shaped like the small cones gathered along the balsam edge of the yard, it’s a simple winter object — meant to be lit, not saved.

One small light, for the last weeks of the season.

Details
• Pure white beeswax
• Pinecone shape
• Natural beeswax scent
• Wrapped in ivory + silver/white
• A late-winter find · limited to three pieces
Two remaining

Field Note

Beeswax found again in the deep winter sorting ... a small memory of warmth to light the season.

A tag stamped with handmade ink from acorns and a vintage wooden letter.

Also Pairs With

Pairs well with Pressed Balsam and Winter Linen powders, the Salton jars, and the Vintage Vanity Dishes — quiet winter pieces that belong together on a hearth, dresser, or bedside table.

Field Note

Type: Natural white beeswax pinecone candle
Scent: unscented

Suggested Use

Light in the early evening as daylight lingers a little longer.
Place on a bedside table, hearth edge, or windowsill for a soft, steady glow.
Allow the candle to burn fully across the top on first use for an even melt.