Light a tealight below the dish and the black ceramic oil burner slowly becomes part of the room’s atmosphere. Its rounded oval pebble shape feels quiet and sculptural, while the open centre lets the small flame sit visibly inside. Use it with a wax melt, aroma granules, or water with a few drops of essential oil when you want scent to mark the shift into evening.
How the fragrance warms
The top dish holds your chosen wax, granules, or diluted essential oil above an unscented tealight.
As the ceramic warms, fragrance begins to lift gently rather than feel sudden or sharp.
The open front makes it easy to place the tealight and watch the flame glow within the curved frame.
The deep black finish gives the candlelight a softer, more intimate look after dark.
It suits small rituals: scent before guests arrive, a quiet bath, or the last hour before bed.
Black ceramic with a pebble-like curve
Made from ceramic, it has a smooth oval body with softened edges and a broad cut-out through the centre. The matt black finish keeps the shape minimal, so it reads more like a small sculptural object than a practical fragrance tool when not in use.
How to use it safely
Place an unscented tealight in the base beneath the dish. Add a wax melt or aroma granules to the dish, or use a little water with a few drops of essential oil. Keep the dish from running dry, and always use it on a stable, heat-resistant surface away from draughts, fabrics and anything flammable.
Let the burner cool fully before moving it or cleaning the dish. Wipe the ceramic with a soft cloth, and avoid abrasive pads that could mark the finish.
A quiet object for scent and flame
Oil and wax burners continue a very old household idea: a small flame used to transform a room, not only with light but with scent. This design keeps that ritual simple. There is no decoration to interpret, just a dark ceramic form, an open space for the tealight, and a dish above it waiting for the fragrance you choose…
region of manufacture: China
instructions: Yes
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