Oaxaca candles

One of our fundamental principles at Wax Atelier is to act as an advocate for candle making cultures and traditions across the world. This week our co-founder Lola Lely was in Mexico to visit Casa Viviana, a candle-making workshop in Teotitlan del Valle in Oaxaca state.

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A collection of floral wax candles made entirely by hand in Mexico. Used traditionally for celebrations, these beauties can be burned or used as a decorative object. Esplora Australia is the exclusive stockist of these handcrafted treasures in Australia

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Candles at Casa Viviana in Oaxaca. Image: Loeffler Randall

These beautiful candles were made by Sra Viviana Alavez and family of Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca, Mexico

MOMOCA on Instagram: "México - Japón An altar of two cultures : ✨🌮🤝🏼🍙✨ Paper Flower candles that I was inspired by Oaxaca, Mexico and Shide (zigzag paper offering by Shintou) & Wagashi (Japanese traditional confectioneries) #momocausagi"

Guillermina and her family made this wedding candle which will be used in San Lucas, a Zapotec community in Oaxaca's central valley. Guillermina said that weddings in San Lucas take place on Mondays and last until Fridays-- five days. Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca

Candles at Casa Viviana in Oaxaca. Image: Loeffler Randall

Oaxaca candle

Style No. 86309325; Color Code: 052 Traditionally used for celebrations; can be burned or used as a decorative object. Each flower is carefully shaped by hand. These candles are creatively made from inspirations deriving from Mexican culture. The artisans that carefully craft these candles by hand have learned this skill from the generations before them. Beeswax Candles are delicate; handle with care If petal falls off, apply heat to base and reattach Never leave a burning candle unattended…

Sra. Viviana Alavez makes ceremonial candles like the candle being held by the young man on the Tlacolulokos poster in the previous photo. Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca

Velas Tradicionales de Concha Altar @zapodelica= The importance of ritual candles is celebrated in many cultures across the world. Their beauty is hidden in the hope and magic that persists until the last ray of beeswax-powered light, and the tradition preserves valuable ancestral storytelling an

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Oaxacan Floral