CHILDREN'S CORNER

A young boy crouches to get some honey on his honey dipper from the super.  The bees unbothered by his presence, dance around him in a mesmerizing pattern.  Beside him, two American flags and his camera.

Two children sit side by side in their red, white, and blue patriotic bee suits, their faces lit with excitement as honeybees buzz around them. Their gloved hands carefully dip into glass jars, scooping out golden, glistening honey. 

Leather and woodworkers benefit greatly from using beeswax to protect and beautify their creations due to its natural and versatile properties. 

For leatherworkers, beeswax provides a durable, water-resistant finish that helps to repel moisture, extend the life of the material, and enhance its suppleness and shine.

It can be blended with oils to create conditioners that prevent cracking and aging, ensuring the leather remains soft and pliable.

Woodworkers value beeswax for its ability to seal and protect wood surfaces by filling small pores and creating a smooth, lustrous finish.

Its protective layer helps guard against scratches, water damage, and fading, while also enriching the natural grain and color of the wood.

As a non-toxic, eco-friendly option, beeswax is particularly appealing for artisans seeking sustainable materials to preserve and enhance the beauty of their handcrafted items.