Oil And Wax Melt Burner Open Hands Blue

• Place an unscented tealight in the base, beneath the top dish.
• Use a wax melt, aroma granules, or a little water with a few drops of essential oil in the bowl.
• The gentle heat warms the dish from below, releasing fragrance without a flame touching the wax or oil.
• Keep the bowl from running dry when using water and essential oil.
• Replace wax melts or aroma granules when their scent has faded.

The burner is made from ceramic with a smooth blue finish. Its open-hands shape gives it a sculptural presence even when unlit, like a small gesture of invitation on a shelf, side table or quiet corner.

When lit, the flame sits low beneath the bowl, adding a warm point of light to the cooler colour of the ceramic.

Set the burner on a heatproof mat before lighting the tealight. Keep it away from curtains and anything that could catch, and never leave it unattended while lit.

Allow the ceramic to cool before moving or cleaning it. Wipe the bowl gently after use, and keep the burner out of reach of children.

Open hands are often read as a symbol of welcome, generosity and openness. Here, that idea becomes part of the burner’s form: the hands appear to hold the bowl, turning everyday fragrance into something more deliberate. It suits the moments when a room needs to feel gathered again, such as the start of an evening, a bath-time pause, or the first quiet hour after work.

The oil burner measures 10 cm high, 12 cm wide and 10 cm long, with a bowl measuring 9.5 cm across and 2.5 cm high. It weighs 325 g, is made from ceramic, and is produced in China.

It makes a considered gift for someone who enjoys wax melts, essential oils, candlelight, or meaningful home décor. The blue open-hands design gives it a calm, personal feel without needing a large space.