As the tealight begins to flicker, this black ceramic oil burner turns fragrance into a quiet part of the room. Use it with wax melts, simmering granules, or fragrance oil in water, and let the gentle warmth set the mood for an evening table, mantelpiece, or still corner.
What you’ll notice as it warms
The dark ceramic has a calm, sculptural presence even before it is lit.
The ‘helping hand’ form gives it a playful, protective feel without making the space feel busy.
Candlelight gathers softly around the burner, bringing a warmer look to shelves and side tables.
It works with different home-fragrance rituals, from a wax melt after work to oil and water before a quiet evening.
The piece reads as an ornament when cold, then becomes part of the room’s atmosphere once the tealight is lit.
Black ceramic with a sculptural hand form
The burner is made from ceramic with a black finish, shaped around the idea of a helping hand. It suits rooms where fragrance is part of the décor rather than something hidden away.
How to use it safely
Place the oil and wax burner on a heatproof mat before lighting. Set an unscented tealight in the base, then use the dish above with a wax melt, simmering granules, or a little water with a few drops of fragrance oil.
Keep the dish from running dry. Never leave it unattended when lit, keep it away from curtains, and place it well out of reach of children.
Flame, fragrance and a slower room
People have used small vessels of warmth, smoke and scent for centuries to mark a change in atmosphere. This modern ceramic burner keeps that simple idea close to home: a small flame below, fragrance above, and a pause between the day’s noise and the evening’s softer pace. It is not complicated, which is part of its charm. Choose the melt, granules or oil that suits the season, light the tealight, and let the room take on a more intentional feel.
Size and details
Made in China. The burner weighs 300 g and is designed for use with fragr…
region of manufacture: China
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