
Discover Our Pillar Collection
Choosing the Right Pillar Candle
The diameter of a pillar candle influences how long and how evenly it burns. Wider candles are better suited to longer burn sessions, while slimmer pillars are ideal for shorter periods of use.

5cm Diameter Pillar Candle
Best For
Shorter burn sessions and smaller spaces.
Ideal Use
- bedside tables
- bathrooms
- quiet corners
- occasional evening use
Why Choose This Size?
A slimmer pillar candle that suits shorter burn periods and intimate spaces. Perfect when you want a gentle glow without committing to a long evening burn.
Why Choose Beeswax Pillar Candles?

Handcrafted in Tasmania
Seven Sisters Candle Co. was born from a lifelong connection to bees, honey, and the quiet rhythms of the natural world.
Founder Fanny Beerepoot has spent more than 25 years immersed in Tasmania’s honey industry, where a deep respect for purity, craftsmanship, and the remarkable work of bees first took shape.
Today, that same philosophy continues through the careful making of pure beeswax candles — handcrafted slowly and honestly in Tasmania using 100% pure beeswax.
Beeswax Pillar Candles
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your pillar candles made from pure beeswax?
Yes. Our pillar candles are made from 100% pure beeswax with no paraffin, soy, synthetic fragrance, or added fillers.
Do beeswax pillar candles burn longer?
Pure beeswax is naturally dense and has a higher melting point than many soy or paraffin waxes, allowing candles to burn slowly and evenly with a steady golden flame.
With proper candle care, beeswax pillar candles can provide an impressively long-lasting burn while maintaining their natural beauty throughout use.
Do beeswax pillar candles drip?
When burned correctly and kept away from strong drafts, beeswax pillar candles are naturally drip resistant.
Do your candles contain fragrance?
No synthetic fragrances are added. Our candles carry only the subtle natural aroma of real beeswax and honey.
Why does beeswax vary in colour?
Natural beeswax varies slightly in colour depending on seasonal nectar sources and the characteristics of the hive. These subtle variations are part of what makes pure beeswax beautiful.
















