Large Square Mango Wood Oil Burner- Pentagon

Warm light sits low inside the wooden form, while scent rises gently from the dish above. This mango wood oil burner turns fragrance into atmosphere, pairing a tealight ritual with deep grain, clean lines and a geometric motif on the front panel.

Grain, shadow and a geometric design

• The square mango wood body gives it a calm, architectural presence on a shelf, console or low table.
• A dark top dish sits flush into the timber, keeping the focus on the wood and the simple ritual of warming scent.
• The open side leaves the tealight visible, so the flame becomes part of the piece rather than something hidden away.
• The engraved front motif catches the eye softly, adding a ritual note without overwhelming the room.
• Natural variation in the mango wood grain means each burner has its own movement of darker and lighter tones.

How the tealight burner releases fragrance

Place an unscented tealight in the base, beneath the top dish. Add a wax melt, aroma granules, or a little water with a few drops of essential oil to the dish, then let the gentle heat carry the scent into the room.

Keep the dish from running dry while the flame is lit. Use less fragrance for a quiet background scent, or a little more when you want the aroma to feel fuller in the space.

A small evening ritual

Light it when the room begins to soften at dusk, before a bath, while reading, or when you want your home to feel more gathered. The open wooden form lets you see the glow below, so the burner feels both practical and atmospheric.

Handcrafted mango wood

The burner is handcrafted from mango wood, with a square silhouette and a clean geometric design engraved into the front. Mango wood is valued for its warm grain and natural tonal variation, which suits pieces made to sit visibly in the home.

Care for wood, flame and fragrance

Place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from draughts and anything flammable. The top dish and surrounding area can become hot during use, so allow everything to cool fully before moving or cleaning.

Wipe the wooden body with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid soaking the wood, and clean the dish after use so leftover wax or oil does not build up.

The pentagonal motif in context

The pentagonal design is treated as a visual motif rather than a statement piece: pale lines set into warm wood, balanced by the square form and the quiet glow of the tealight. It suits a home where fragrance, light and symbolic design all have a place, but nothing needs to shout.

Size and details

This is the Large version from the Mango Wood Oil Burners range. It includes the mango wood burner with its top dish, ready to use with your own unscented tealight and chosen oil, wax melt or aroma granules.

A grounded gift for scent lovers

It makes a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys home fragrance, evening rituals or modern pieces with symbolic detail. The warm wood and geometric front make it easy to place, while the tealight glow gives it a slower, more intentional feel.

Common questions

Can I use essential oils in this burner?
Yes. Add a little water to the top dish first, then add a few drops of essential oil. Keep an eye on the dish and do not let it run dry.

Can I use wax melts instead?
Yes. The dish can be used with a wax melt or aroma granules as well as oil and water.

Is it electric?
No. This is a tealight oil burner, with the flame placed in the open base beneath the dish.