Peony, Rose & Lotus Silicone Candle Molds — 4 Styles

Rose & Lotus Silicone Candle Molds — 4 Styles

Food-grade silicone candle molds in four detailed floral forms. Each produces a wide, low-profile sculptural candle with fine petal detail throughout. Beautiful as scented gift candles, decorative home fragrance pieces, or wax melt shapes. Compatible with paraffin pillar wax, beeswax, and firm soy pillar blends.

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Styles & Dimensions

6.8 x 6.3cm Peony ($23.40)
Full layered bloom with ruffled outer petals and a textured open center. The widest of the four styles. Candle: 6.8cm wide × 6.3cm tall. Mold: 7.8×7.4×4.9cm. Finished weight: ~58g.

6.2 x 6.3cm Rose ($23.40)
Classic rose with a tight spiral center and soft layered outer petals. Candle: 6.2cm wide × 6.3cm tall. Mold: 7.4×7.2×4.9cm. Finished weight: ~50g.

6.2 x 6.2cm Round ($23.40)
Rounded, symmetrical bloom with soft ruffled petals and an open center. Candle: 6.2cm wide × 6.2cm tall. Mold: 7.3×7.3×4.7cm. Finished weight: ~45g.

6.5 x 6.2cm Lotus ($23.40)
Layered pointed petals with an open center — lotus or camellia form. Fine petal edge detail and overlapping layer texture. Candle: 6.5cm wide × 6.2cm tall. Mold: 7.9×7.6×4.5cm. Finished weight: ~43g.

Details

Material: food-grade silicone — flexible, non-stick, easy to demold
Fine petal relief throughout — detailed edges and layering on all styles
Compatible with paraffin pillar wax, beeswax, and firm soy pillar blends
Also suitable for soap, resin, plaster, and chocolate
Reusable — cleans easily with warm soapy water

How to Use

Place the mold on a flat, heat-resistant surface with the opening facing up. For candle use, insert a wick pin through the base before pouring, or use a skewer to create the wick channel once the candle has set. Pour melted pillar wax at the appropriate temperature for your wax type (60–68°C / 140–155°F for paraffin pillar; 55–60°C for beeswax). Allow to cool fully at room temperature. Top up any sinkholes. Once fully set, peel the silicone gently away from the candle, working from the outer edge inward. Trim the wick to 5–7mm before burning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What wax gives the best petal detail?
Beeswax and hard paraffin pillar wax both reproduce fine petal edges sharply. Natural ivory beeswax produces a particularly beautiful result — the warm tone and slight translucency enhance the petal texture. Soy pillar blends work but may show slightly softer edges on delicate petal tips.

Can I add color?
Yes — blush pink, dusty rose, ivory, soft lavender, coral, and pale peach all complement these floral forms beautifully. Liquid dyes, dye chips, and powder dyes all work with pillar wax. Add dye to fully melted wax and stir until dissolved before adding fragrance.

How much wax do I need?
Finished candle weights: Peony ~58g; Rose ~50g; Round ~45g; Lotus ~43g. Always melt slightly more than the finished weight to account for pouring waste and any top-up required.

Can I use these for soap or chocolate?
Yes — these food-grade silicone molds work well for melt-and-pour soap, cold-process soap, chocolate, and resin. The floral forms make stunning artisan soap bars and bath bomb shapes.

Which style is most popular for gifting?
The Rose and Peony are the most universally recognizable floral forms and tend to be most popular for gift candles. The Lotus works particularly well for spa, wellness, or meditation-themed gift sets.