Honey Apiary

Honey Apiary keeps the summer in. Pale beeswax carries a bold hexagonal comb in relief, about five cells across, and a second block fills every one of those cells flush with deep amber honey, which is the signature of the set. Warm grey field stone comes bare or with clover and meadow grass worked into the gaps. Plain pitted field stone, a polished dark oak-stained slab, warm ochre brick and a smooth pale wax sheet carry the structure. Warm honey pine boards, the slats of a hive box, pair with weathered grey-brown pine, an upright stack of pale hive supers divided by dark bands, and a coiled straw skep cap in concentric rings above it. A shelf of glass honey jars, a metal smoker, a wooden hive frame and a folded veil, cream straw matting in a broad coiled weave, a dark stained timber slab and wildflower meadow turf in white and yellow bloom finish the set. This is surface artwork only: no bees are added, nothing glows and no block behaves differently.

Import the .mcpack download into Minecraft Bedrock.
Edit your world, open Resource Packs, and activate Honey Apiary.
Place this pack above other resource packs that replace the same blocks; the higher pack takes priority.
Build with stone brick, cobblestone, brick, calcite, oak and spruce planks and logs, bookshelves, white wool, black concrete and moss to see the full set. The honey-filled comb replaces mossy stone brick, the hive stack replaces the oak log and the straw matting replaces white wool.
Deactivate the pack in Resource Packs to restore the previous appearance.
