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Pastel Green Sunflower Ceramic Oil Burner

Pastel Green Sunflower Ceramic Oil Burner

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Product Overview

A small ceramic oil burner shaped as a sunflower in pastel green. The petals form the body of the burner and the upper dish sits at the centre. A tea light placed inside heats the water and essential oil in the dish above, releasing the scent gently into the room. The pastel green colour is a softer, more botanical take than the typical terracotta or white oil burner.

Why You'll Love It

• Releases fragrance gently with a tea light rather than an open candle flame

• Works with both essential oils over water and wax melts

• Doubles as a decorative object when not in use

• Easy to wipe clean between different scents

• A practical gift for anyone who uses essential oils or wax melts

Materials & specifications

Ceramic · Sunflower form · Pastel green · Approx. 10 × 7 cm · Tea light not included · Made in China

How to use

Fill the upper dish with water (around half full). Add 6 to 10 drops of essential oil. Light a tea light in the base. Top up the water before it evaporates. Do not leave unattended.

Perfect for

Botanical or garden-themed interiors · A small gift for essential oil users · Kitchen or windowsill display · Spring and summer home fragrance

Complete the Experience

Pairs naturally with a bottle of essential oil from the Essential Oils range, or with wax melts from the Wax Melts collection.

FAQ

Does it come with a tea light? No, a standard tea light is required and not included.

Can I use wax melts instead of oil? Yes. Place a small amount of wax melt in the upper dish without water.

Is it safe to leave burning? Never leave a lit tea light unattended, and top up the water before it fully evaporates.

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