Bees Wax Ornament

Just as the Bauernmalerei boxes hand painted by Christa Smith, these bee’s wax ornaments have a rich tradition behind their creation. The art of molding and carving beeswax ornaments is a German tradition that can be dated back to the 16th century. The use of beeswax for ornaments cames from the original method of creating these ornaments when Lebkuchen bakers used leftover wax from the honey comb.  Taking pride in her German roots, Christa Smith hand paints these traditional German bee’s wax ornaments. Add these beautiful ornaments to your Christmas tree, wreaths or just décor around the house.   

Bear with Santa Hat and Horn: 6 12/16 x 3 8/16

Bees Wax Ornament bells: 3 14/16 x 5 2/16

Bees Wax Ornament santa open arms with star garland:6 2/16 x 5

Ginger bread man and tree: 4 14/16 x 4 4/16 (ginger Bread) /4 3/16 x 3 12/16 (tree)

Bees Wax Ornament Wreath: 4 15/16 x 4 14/16

Bees Wax Ornament two Christmas Trees: 4 14/16 x 4 4/16//5 4/16 x 4 6/16

Bees Wax Ornament angel with horn: 5 11/16 x 3 13/16

Bees Wax Ornament gingerbread house: 4 15/16 x 5 2/16

Bees Wax Ornament snowman with broom and bird: 4 4/16 x 3 12/16

Bees Wax Ornament Heart with American Flag: 4 4/16 x 5 7/16

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