Alysia Mazzella informs her candle-making story in this manner:
” We started in 2017 with the hand-dipped taper. The heart of our studio is this huge ol’ pot of molten beeswax. The aroma of honey fills the air and wax touches whatever.”
6 years later on, she’s still hand-making candle lights in her little studio shed in main New york city from in your area sourced beeswax. The candle lights themselves are deliberately basic, according to Alysia’s website: “Our work artistically assesses time-honored candle lights that use a deliberate burn, the function of the firekeeper, and a regenerative relationship with the honeybee.”
Take a look.
Photography thanks to Alysia Mazzella

