During the middle ages, candlemakers were peasants. The daily life of a medieval candlemaker was very difficult. A peasants life was so difficult because they didn't have superior living conditions, they didn't have a large variety of food, and they didn't have a large variety of clothing. A medieval candlemaker also had a rough job. They made candles and soap and sold their products to people of the village, but never earning more than a modest pay.
Medieval candlemakers were peasants. One reason that a peasant’s life was hard was because they didn't have favorable living conditions. Peasants lived on a manor in a village. They lived in small, straw roofed, one roomed houses that were grouped in “neighborhoods” in an open space or on a small
