A wax burner is disclosed having a wick and a wick sheath. The wick sheath has one or more perimeter walls defining a chamber with an open upper end. The one or more perimeter walls comprise a top. The wick is in the chamber. The wick extends above the top. The wick may contact the one or more perimeter walls and divides the chamber into a plurality of chambers. The wick may intersect with the one or more perimeter walls at the top at twenty-five percent or less of a perimeter of the chamber.

A multiple candle wick products are disclosed which include at least one pair of candle wicks each having a knit construction and defining a terminal end which is adapted to being burned in use and a ladder filament connecting the pair of candle wicks. The knit construction of the candle wicks is such that during burning each respective terminal end of the candle wicks curls outwardly opposite to one another relative to an elongate axis thereof.

A multiple candle wick products are disclosed which include at least one pair of candle wicks each having a knit construction and defining a terminal end which is adapted to being burned in use and a ladder filament connecting the pair of candle wicks. The knit construction of the candle wicks is such that during burning each respective terminal end of the candle wicks curls outwardly opposite to one another relative to an elongate axis thereof.