Oil Burner Buddha Om Hands Antique

As the tealight begins to glow, this resin oil burner turns fragrance into a small evening ritual. The Buddha form and Om hands bring a quiet focal point to a shelf, meditation corner, tearoom table or softly lit room, while the warmed dish lets your chosen wax melt, aroma granules or essential oil blend drift gently into the space.

How scent gathers in the room

• A tealight sits below the dish, giving steady warmth for fragrance without any plug or cable.
• Use it with a wax melt, aroma granules, or a little water with a few drops of essential oil.
• The flame adds a low, living glow, so the burner feels decorative even before the scent rises.
• The Buddha and Om motif gives the piece a contemplative presence for yoga, meditation or quiet evenings.
• It suits spaces where atmosphere matters: a reading corner, treatment room, tearoom or calm dining setting.

Buddha form with Om hands

The piece is part of the Antique Buddha Collectables range and is made in China. Its design centres on the seated Buddha figure with Om hands, giving it the feel of a small altar object as well as a fragrance burner.

Using it safely and steadily

Place the burner on a stable, heatproof surface before lighting the tealight. Add your chosen fragrance to the upper dish, then keep an eye on it as the heat builds.

Do not let the dish run dry while the candle is lit. Allow everything to cool fully before moving, cleaning or changing fragrance.

The meaning behind the motif

In Buddhist art, the Buddha image is often used as a symbol of stillness, awareness and the gathered mind. Om is especially associated with Hindu and yogic traditions, where it is treated as a sacred sound used at the beginning or close of practice. Here, the two motifs make the burner feel suited to a pause in the day: lighting a candle, choosing a scent, and giving the room a quieter centre.

Weight and details

Weight: 500 g.

Designed for use with an unscented tealight in the base and fragrance in the upper dish.

A thoughtful gift for scent and stillness

This is a considered gift for someone who enjoys home fragrance, yoga, meditation spaces or Buddha-inspired décor. It feels especially suited to a housewarming, a treatment room, or anyone creating a calmer corner at home.

Common questions

Can I use essential oils in it?
Yes. Add a little water to the dish first, then a few drops of essential oil. Keep the dish from running dry while the tealight is lit.

Can I use wax melts instead?
Yes. Oil and wax burners of this type can be used with wax melts or aroma granules, as well as water and essential oil.

Does it need electricity?
No. It is warmed by an unscented tealight placed in the base.