Renaissance Wax
The British Museum's preservation wax. Conservation-grade, non-yellowing, the standard for forty years.
Renaissance Wax was developed in the British Museum's research lab. A conservation-grade microcrystalline wax for metal, wood, leather, and stone.
Sourced through Picreator Enterprises (U.S.).
Renaissance Wax came out of the British Museum's research laboratory in the 1950s and became the conservation standard. A microcrystalline wax that protects without yellowing or harming the surface underneath.
Why we carry it
Because the U.S. distributor of Renaissance Wax sat down with us, walked us through the history of the formulation, and we are honored to carry it.
