Ceramic Oil Burner White Dragonfly Design

• An unscented tealight sits in the base, warming the dish above without electricity or cables.
• Use it with wax melts, aroma granules, or essential oil diluted in a little water.
• The dish should not be allowed to run dry, especially when using water and oil.
• It suits slow evenings, quiet mornings, or any moment when you want fragrance to soften the room.

The burner is made from ceramic with a clean white finish, giving it a calm, simple presence when unlit. The dragonfly design lets candlelight show through the body, so it becomes decorative as well as useful once the flame is lit.

Place the burner on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting the tealight. Add your chosen wax, granules, or diluted oil to the dish, then allow the heat to work gradually.

Never leave a burning tealight unattended. Keep it away from draughts, soft furnishings, children and pets, and let the ceramic cool fully before moving or cleaning.

Once cool, wipe the dish clean before changing fragrance. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can mark the ceramic surface.

Dragonflies are often used in decorative design as symbols of lightness, change and movement, a fitting motif for a piece made to transform flame into fragrance. Here, the design stays gentle rather than ornate: white ceramic by day, patterned candlelight by evening. It is the kind of object that feels at home on a shelf, side table or bedside surface, ready for the small pause at the end of the day.

Made from ceramic in China. The burner weighs 313 g.

This makes a considered gift for someone who enjoys wax melts, essential oils, candlelight, or small rituals around the home. Its white finish keeps it easy to place, while the dragonfly detail gives it a softer, more personal character.