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Common Sense Natural Products
There was once a time when families would pass on their trades from generation to generation, as in the days when colonies were founded in Canada. Fathers worked with their sons, and families took responsibility for the care involved in everything they produced. Colonial life resembled man's tribal origins and people still remembered their Creator. These candles reflect such old-fashioned care. Using pure beeswax and patience, they sculpture these translucent globes. Then with the help of their children, sitting around large tables of hundreds of flowers and greenery, they delicately decorate them. Pleasant social time still exists and causes each piece to be unique. Their families consist of people who live and work together, sharing a common life and common identity. These candles are made in Manitoba, Canada.
Stained Glass by Martin Mielke
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Celtic Leather
Images In Nature
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