Nimbin Candles - 9 hour Rainbow Tapers Pair
Nimbin Candles have been manufacturing beautiful candles for over 45 years. It was first established in Nimbin back in 1973 by Rob Allan. Rob had been making candles in Melbourne and selling them sucessfully through St Kilda Markets whilst studying electrical engineering at Uni. He joined the wave of students travelling to Nimbin for the Alternative Lifestyle festival known as the Aquarius Festival and stayed. He established himself on a farm on the outskirts of Nimbin and set about providing the ever expanding population of Nimbin and its surrounding areas, with a candle which could be burnt in confined conditions such as tents, tepees, caravans and huts. Word soon spread, and demand grew allowing Nimbin candles to expand its production by relocating into the Old Nimbin Butter Factory in 1990. Rob sold his legacy to us in 2004, we had 12 months training before he was happy for us to go it alone.
Nimbin Candles have been manufacturing beautiful candles for over 45 years. It was first established in Nimbin back in 1973 by Rob Allan. Rob had been making candles in Melbourne and selling them sucessfully through St Kilda Markets whilst studying electrical engineering at Uni. He joined the wave of students travelling to Nimbin for the Alternative Lifestyle festival known as the Aquarius Festival and stayed. He established himself on a farm on the outskirts of Nimbin and set about providing the ever expanding population of Nimbin and its surrounding areas, with a candle which could be burnt in confined conditions such as tents, tepees, caravans and huts. Word soon spread, and demand grew allowing Nimbin candles to expand its production by relocating into the Old Nimbin Butter Factory in 1990. Rob sold his legacy to us in 2004, we had 12 months training before he was happy for us to go it alone.
Nimbin Candles have been manufacturing beautiful candles for over 45 years. It was first established in Nimbin back in 1973 by Rob Allan. Rob had been making candles in Melbourne and selling them sucessfully through St Kilda Markets whilst studying electrical engineering at Uni. He joined the wave of students travelling to Nimbin for the Alternative Lifestyle festival known as the Aquarius Festival and stayed. He established himself on a farm on the outskirts of Nimbin and set about providing the ever expanding population of Nimbin and its surrounding areas, with a candle which could be burnt in confined conditions such as tents, tepees, caravans and huts. Word soon spread, and demand grew allowing Nimbin candles to expand its production by relocating into the Old Nimbin Butter Factory in 1990. Rob sold his legacy to us in 2004, we had 12 months training before he was happy for us to go it alone.