Bi-Inca was created during a period of deep recovery.

After returning home from hospital following a manic bipolar episode, my mind, body and spirit were depleted. In that fragile space, I found comfort in one thing - the light, love and peace of a candle.

Lighting a candle became a ritual. A way to ground, to reconnect inward, and to invite peace back into my days. What began as a moment of solace slowly became creation, and creation became Bi-Inca.

Inspired by the seven chakras, each Bi-Inca candle is created around a different energy and intention - from grounding and stability, to love, confidence, expression and intuition.

Think of them as candles with a little more meaning. Designed to become part of your everyday rituals, whether you're winding down at the end of the day, setting the mood for your space, enjoying a quiet moment to yourself, or simply lighting something beautiful.

Each candle has its own character, scent and intention, inspired by the energy of its chakra. Together, the seven form a complete circle - a beautiful journey through the energy centres, inviting you to explore, balance and align your chakras, one candle at a time.

Bi-Inca began with my love of candles and the comfort they brought me. Today, it's about sharing that feeling. Creating beautiful candles that invite you to pause, light up your space and enjoy the moment.

Made with intention. Lit with purpose. Guided by light.

Our Story

Top view of seven white candles on a wooden surface arranged in a circular pattern.

Handpoured

Locally Made

At Bi-Inca, impact goes beyond the candle.

A candle for you, support for another.

1% of every sale is donated to Bipolar UK, helping fund vital mental health support services.

As Bi-Inca grows, so does its purpose. The long-term vision is to create opportunities for others living with bipolar disorder to work in a supportive, flexible environment where mental health is not an afterthought, but a priority. A space where creativity, understanding and wellbeing come first.

Because healing is not meant to be done alone - and light is brightest when it’s shared.