Tulsa, OK

The Keepsake Candles factory uses molds taken from antique glassware produced between 1820 and 1940 to shape each candle. Workers pour a heat‑resistant Oklahoma paraffin wax into the mold, rotate it by hand to form a wax shell, and then fill the interior with a softer scented wax; the entire process takes about two days. Visitors can observe this hand‑crafted method and explore the on‑site Country Store, which displays a rotating assortment of candles, accessories, and Oklahoma‑made foods that change with the seasons.