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Candle making workshop

7 Flinders St
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Australia
Maido Coffee/Provider Studio
When
  • Saturday 25 July from 1pm to 3pm
  • Saturday 8 August from 1pm to 3pm
  • Saturday 22 August from 1pm to 3pm
Cost

Adult: $165.00

Spend two hours in Provider Studio Surry Hills creating your very own candle in one of our signature Japanese ceramic vessels all while sipping on delicious natural wine & eating some nibbles.

You’ll be guided through the candle making process from start to finish, learning about different kinds of wax and selecting a fragrance from our boutique scent range to create your very own candle. The candle vessels are designed for reused and live well beyond their burn time. They can be used as a coffee cup or you can bring it back into our Surry Hills store for a candle refill. 

Class includes: 

  • 2 hour lesson

  • Japanese ceramic vessel

  • Soy wax, wick & choice of unique fragrance

  • Natural wines

  • Cheese board

Contact event organiser

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