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About OurCompany

Pure beeswax candles, handcrafted in the PNW with Positive intention, delivering a thoughtful and sustainable solution to your self and home-care needs.

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Blessed Bee.

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The Full Story

Waxing & Raining Handmade Goods started during a long-term, cross-country road trip back in 2015. Although she never knew a challenging craft would blossom into A long-term venture and a creative focus. Hannah, founder of Waxing and Raining Handmade Goods, has not looked back since.

"I never knew I would love being challenged by beeswax the way I am, and continue to be every day. I never knew I would get the opportunity to express myself in this way. I am incredibly grateful for this process, and allowing the ever-changing cycles of life to guide me."

An Oregon local, Hannah is passionate about reconnecting people with their roots in nature. By 2017 she launched her brand with a mission to provide ethical Sourcing, mindful consumption  and a decrease in the toxic pollutants found in everyday products on the market today.


Why beeswax candles? - eco-friendly.  Completely all-natural and non-toxic Wax, made by incredible creatures, and oh so comforting and beautiful.

continually sourcing sustainable supplies, Waxing & Raining Handmade Goods introduces quality candles, tested with care, to find the best wick and wax relationship.

Our vision is to spread awareness of earth-friendly alternatives to everyday essentials and comfort needs. Our candles are just the beginning of the expansion into self and home-care products using the same conscious ingredients.
 

Our Materials

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100% Oregon Beeswax

We source all of our pure raw beeswax from beekeepers all over Oregon.

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square braided cotton wick

We use only square braided wick, as well as our natural cotton & paper-core.

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sustainable packaging

All of our packaging and shipping supplies are recycled, repurposed and compostable. 

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