Buddha Tealight Oil Burner, Rose and Teal

A small flame sits hidden in the base, warming the dish above until fragrance begins to move through the room. This ceramic oil burner turns scent into a quiet ritual, with a glossy Buddha-inspired form in soft rose and teal that feels calm even before it is lit.

How the fragrance is warmed

• Place an unscented tealight in the lower chamber, beneath the top dish.
• Use it with a wax melt, aroma granules, or a little water with a few drops of essential oil.
• As the ceramic warms, the scent is released gently into the surrounding space.
• The open top makes it easy to refresh your chosen fragrance between uses.
• Keep the dish from running dry whenever you are using oils with water.

Rose glaze, teal bowl, quiet face

The glossy ceramic finish catches the light beautifully. Rose tones shape the serene face, while teal and blue glaze gather around the upper dish, with warmer golden touches across the raised bead detail.

Unlit, it reads as a decorative object for a shelf, side table or meditation corner. Lit, the candlelight adds a softer feeling, turning the burner into a small focal point for an evening room.

Using it with care

Set it on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting the tealight. Add your chosen wax melt, aroma granules, or water and oil to the dish, then allow the candle to warm it from below.

Never leave a lit tealight unattended. Let the burner cool fully before moving it, emptying the dish, or wiping it clean.

The Buddha form in the home

Buddha imagery is widely associated with stillness, contemplation and the practice of turning attention inward. Here, the face becomes part of a simple scent ritual rather than a religious instruction: a visual reminder to pause, soften the room, and make an ordinary moment feel more considered. The combination of flame, ceramic and fragrance also echoes a much older human habit, using small vessels of warmth and aroma to mark rest, welcome and reflection.

Weight and details

Made from ceramic with a decorative glazed finish. It weighs 279 g and is produced in China as part of the Classic Buddha Oil Burners range.

A thoughtful scent gift

It suits someone who enjoys fragrance oils, wax melts, candlelight and small home rituals. The rose and teal glaze gives it enough character to feel personal, while the Buddha-inspired shape makes it especially fitting for a calm corner or mindful living space.

Common questions

Can I use both fragrance oil and wax melts in it?
Yes. Use wax melts or aroma granules directly in the dish, or add a little water with a few drops of essential oil.

Does it come with a scent or tealight?
No scent or tealight is specified with this burner. Choose your own unscented tealight and preferred fragrance separately.

How should I clean the dish?
Wait until the ceramic is completely cool, then remove any remaining wax or residue and wipe the dish clean before the next use.