Oil Burner and Wax Melt Burner – Turquoise

• The top dish holds a wax melt, aroma granules, or water with a few drops of essential oil.
• An unscented tealight sits in the open base, warming the dish from below.
• Wax melts release fragrance as they soften, with no flame touching the wax itself.
• For essential oils, keep water in the dish so it does not run dry while the candle is lit.
• Replace the wax melt when the scent has faded, then begin again with a fresh piece.

The ceramic body has a glazed turquoise finish, softened by a brown-toned upper dish and rim. In daylight it reads fresh and coastal; by candlelight, the curved surface catches small points of shine.

A raised floral roundel sits on the front, with small circular vents around the body and an arched opening for the tealight chamber. The form feels relaxed and spa-like, but still simple enough for a shelf, bathroom corner, or bedside table.

Place it on a stable, heat-resistant surface before lighting the tealight. Add your chosen wax melt, aroma granules, or water and essential oil to the upper dish, then let the gentle heat do the quiet work.

It suits those small transitions in the day: tidying the room before guests arrive, marking an evening pause, or giving a familiar corner a new scent for the season.

Oil and fragrance burners belong to a long human habit of pairing warmth, vessel and aroma. Across many cultures, scented smoke, warmed oils and small flames have been used to prepare a space, mark a moment, or give a room a more intentional mood. This piece keeps that idea very simple: a ceramic dish, a tealight below, and the slow movement from stillness into fragrance.

• Material: ceramic.
• Finish: glossy turquoise glaze with a brown-toned dish and rim.
• Design details: arched tealight opening, circular vents and raised floral decoration.
• Use with: wax melts, aroma granules, or water with essential oil.
• Made in China.

Let the burner cool fully before moving or cleaning it. Wipe the ceramic with a soft cloth, and remove cooled wax gently from the dish rather than scraping the glaze.

Use only with the dish filled appropriately, and keep the lit tealight away from draughts, loose fabric and unattended spaces.

This is an easy gift for someone who enjoys home fragrance, slow evenings, or small rituals that make a room feel more cared for. Pair it with their favourite wax melts or essential oil for a personal touch.