Honey and wax by the pound.

What we sell in bulk

The wax comes as poured slabs, not pellets, so you cut off what a batch needs. The honey is strained once and never heated. It comes in plain sealed mason jars and jugs with no label on them.

Who buys this way

Mostly candle makers and soap makers, and they buy wax. A pound of wax fills about four 4 oz candles, so a run of a hundred is around 25 pounds before waste.

Bakeries and coffee shops take honey by the gallon. Farm stores and gift shops take a bit of everything. Woodworkers and canvas makers take the unfiltered block, since the bits in it don't matter for what they're doing.

If you want to work out how much you need first, I wrote up how much wax a batch takes and which grade to buy for what.

How the price gets worked out

One order at a time. There's no price list because the number depends on what you need.

What moves it is the weight and how often you need it. A standing order I can plan around gets a better price than the same amount ordered at the last minute, so tell me the real quantity.

You pay by Venmo at pickup, same as everything else. Nothing on this site takes a card.

Two things that don't change

Nothing ships. That goes for wholesale too. You pick it up in the Treasure Valley and we work out where once the order is confirmed.

The lotion recipe stays the same. Grass-fed tallow rendered twice and no essential oils, same every batch. I don't make a scented version for anyone, and I wrote up why I stopped.

What to put in the form

Tell me what you want, how much, how often, and what it's for. What it's for matters, because it usually decides whether you need filtered or unfiltered wax.