The Azlok Yankee + Transparent Candle Jar Combo Pack is a set of two 100 ml glass jars with matching lids, priced at ₹149 for a single combo, meant for candle making, home decor and small-item storage. Each jar measures roughly 5.8 cm wide and 6 cm tall, so they suit small to medium candles and look tidy on a shelf.
What you get in the combo
One pack contains two glass jars \u2014 a Yankee-style jar and a transparent jar \u2014 both 100 ml in capacity, each with its own uniquely designed glass lid. Together they weigh around 210 grams. The clear glass is the reason these jars work for so many purposes: you can see the wax colour and the flame through the walls, and the lid keeps dust and scent in when the candle isn't burning.
Azlok offers the combo in 1, 5, 10 and 50 pack options, which makes it easy to start with a single set for a home project or buy in bulk for a small candle business.
How to use them for candle making
These jars take standard container waxes well. A simple approach:
- Clean and fully dry the jar so wax adheres to the glass.
- Fix a pre-tabbed cotton or wooden wick to the centre of the base using a wick sticker or a dab of hot glue.
- Melt your soy, coconut or paraffin blend to the temperature your wax recommends, then stir in fragrance or essential oil once it cools slightly.
- Pour slowly, leaving a small gap at the top. A 100 ml jar needs roughly 80\u201385 grams of wax, depending on the blend.
- Steady the wick with a clip or two chopsticks and let it set at room temperature. Avoid moving it while it cools.
- Trim the wick to about 5\u20136 mm before the first burn.
The clear glass shows off layered pours, dried botanicals or dyed wax nicely, so they photograph well if you sell online.
Beyond candles: decor and storage
When you aren't pouring candles, the same jars are genuinely useful:
- Store spices, saffron, seeds or loose tea \u2014 the lid keeps them fresh.
- Hold cotton buds, safety pins, hair ties or craft beads on a dressing table.
- Use as tiny planters for succulents or as tea-light holders.
- Fill with fairy lights or potpourri for a quick decor touch.
Safety and care tips
Glass and open flames need a little common sense:
- Always burn candles on a heat-resistant surface, away from curtains, paper and anything flammable.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
- Don't burn a candle right down to the base \u2014 stop when about 1 cm of wax remains, as an overheated jar can crack.
- Let a used jar cool completely before handling or cleaning.
- When pouring hot wax, work in a ventilated space and pour steadily to avoid splashes.
To reuse a jar, freeze it for a few hours so leftover wax pops out, or warm it gently and wipe clean. Wash with warm soapy water and dry fully before the next use.
Buying and storage tips
Pick your pack by purpose. A single combo (₹149) is fine for trying candle making at home. The 5 and 10 packs suit gifting sets or a weekend batch, while the 50 pack works for regular sellers who need consistent sizing. Store empty jars upright in their box, away from edges where they might knock together, and keep the lids on to avoid dust settling inside. You'll find the combo listed on Azlok along with wax, wicks and fragrance oils if you want to complete your kit.
FAQ
How much wax fits in a 100 ml candle jar?
Roughly 80\u201385 grams of container wax, depending on the type. Melted wax volume differs slightly from solid, so keep a little extra and leave a small gap below the rim.
Are these jars heat-safe for candles?
They are made of glass suited to container candles. Use an appropriate wick size, avoid burning to the very bottom, and never let the flame overheat the base, which can stress any glass.
Can I use the jars for storing food or spices?
Yes, the jars with their lids work well for dry storage like spices, seeds and tea. Wash and dry them thoroughly first, especially if they held wax earlier.
What is the difference between the Yankee and Transparent jar?
Both share the same 5.8 x 6 cm size and 100 ml capacity and come with glass lids. The difference is mainly in the jar styling, giving you two complementary looks in one pack.
Which pack size should I buy?
Choose the single combo to test the waters, 5 or 10 packs for gifts and small batches, and the 50 pack if you make and sell candles regularly and want uniform jars.