Tealight Oil Burner – House Warming

• An unscented tealight sits in the base, beneath the dish that holds your chosen fragrance.
• Use a little water with a few drops of essential oil, or place a wax melt or aroma granules in the top dish.
• As the ceramic warms, scent is released gradually rather than sharply.
• Keep water in the dish when using essential oil, so the bowl does not run dry.
• The flame adds its own atmosphere, with a low, steady glow beneath the burner.

Made from ceramic, it has the clean, classic feel that suits a windowsill, bathroom shelf or quiet corner of the living room. The material holds warmth gently, making it well suited to the slow release of fragrance from oils, wax or granules.

Place the burner on a heat-resistant surface before lighting the tealight. Keep it away from curtains, papers and other flammable items, and never leave it burning unattended.

Let the ceramic cool fully before moving, cleaning or changing fragrance. Keep it out of reach of children while in use and while cooling.

Oil burners sit in a long tradition of using warmth and scent to mark a change in the day. Across many cultures, small flames, fragrant resins and perfumed oils have been used to prepare a room for gathering, rest or reflection. This piece keeps that idea simple: a tealight, a dish, and the quiet moment when scent begins to rise.

Weight: 270 g. Material: ceramic. Origin: China. This is a tealight oil burner for use with an unscented tealight in the base and fragrance in the top dish.

It makes a gentle gift for someone settling into a new home, creating a reading corner, or building a small evening ritual around scent and candlelight.