Hollow Tree Candle Co. is born from a passion to express the beauty of the Pacific Northwest through scent… and a dream that in doing so, attention will be drawn to its preservation and to that of the rest of the world. Inspired by the majestic forests, our eco friendly handmade coconut wax candles are hand forged in Whistler, British Columbia.
Using only the finest ingredients and making the educated decision to use coconut wax rather than soy or paraffin, every effort has gone into creating a product that is not only environmentally and eco friendly, but created with the environment in mind.
Hollow Tree fragrance oils are blended in Grasse, France and are made purely from plant distillation.
Our packaging is sustainable, using recycled papers… not trees, and the trademarked ceramic vessel is made of sand particles that can be easily broken down into the soil, which helps aerate your plants.
Hollow Tree has made a commitment to create a handmade product that not only gives to the consumer in an ethical way, but with the environment and nature as the core of our ethos.
The Magic of Our Jars
Our eco friendly candle jars are re-useable and recyclable, the jar is an inert clay material and is also strong and relatively lightweight, presenting an attractive container for storing many small items around the house.
The jar can also be cleaned and is dishwasher safe for deep cleaning. We have used the jars for small succulent planters, drinking glasses and also have grown cedar seedlings in them for transplant.
The jars can also be refilled with either a tealight or wax and fragrance of your choice for further enjoyment as a candle.
While ceramic is not recycled everywhere in the province, there are some depots that accept ceramic and send it to a recycling facility where it is ground to dust again and sold to ceramic makers creating new products.
A home alternative for recycling is to use a hammer or other heavy object and smash and crush the material into small fragments and use it in a garden as a conditioner for you soils.