This magical beeswax ornament named "A Flower For You" is a 100% pure beeswax to adorn your space. Perfect ornament to hang ANYWHERE around the home all year round!

Natural sweet honey fragrance. Nothing added! These look amazing hung from curtain rods and window latches. When a little sunshine lands on the ornament the sweet honey aroma will tickle your nose.

It arrives to you with a hemp string, ribbon or twine attached for hanging.

100% Beeswax ornament to be enjoyed year round or just during the holiday's. The choice is up to you.

This ornament is made from rendered honeycomb beeswax. The color of the ornament depends on the beeswax and the nectar the bees collected when producing the honey. Beeswax melts at approx. 143 degrees and will be perfectly fine in your home and normal living conditions.

Like honey, beeswax lasts forever. All pure beeswax will produce a "bloom" over time which can be wiped away with a soft cloth or even the warmth of a gentle finger will remove the white coating. This is the same thing that happens to chocolate over time. If storing ornaments after the holidays avoid keeping in hot environments like attics and garages. The constant temperature change will damage the details eventually. The best part of this product is it is 100% natural. The natural honey and beeswax scent is out of this world.

I love to hang these in my window. The sun helps warm the bar and release a lovely honey (beeswax) aroma. They also are enjoyable hanging from a curtain rod, ceiling light, lamp pull, bedpost, shower rod, etc.

The tradition of beeswax ornaments goes back many centuries.

Beeswax ornaments date back to the middle ages and were a staple item at the German Christmas markets before glass ornaments. German bakers would use their Springele cookie molds to create stunning beeswax ornaments and then sell them to the customers to hang on their trees.

These also make great favors for showers and weddings. I have molds for specific occasions and celebrations.

Remember, all real beeswax develops a white powdery coating, called bloom. It is a harmless substance that can coat your wax at any time, it is said to occur from the changes in the chemical makeup of the beeswax when it is heated and then cooled. It is almost the same as when honey crystallizes. So many nectar substances; glucose and fructose, that the crystallization comes out as bloom on wax.

It is the wax patina. Some prefer to leave this just like you would the patina of a fine antique. Others prefer to wipe the bloom off the wax. This happens also to pure beeswax candles.

I prefer to use my hairdryer on medium or high setting for about 5 seconds to "freshen" the wax and remove the bloom. The heat from the dryer helps release the honey scent.

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